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Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1910
Abstract The writer discusses the difficulties which arise when an attempt is made to apply on a commercial scale the results obtained from laboratory experiments. He is of the opinion that the chemist is best fitted to overcome these difficulties who combines with the scientific mind a certain amount of common sense.
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Abstract The writer discusses the difficulties which arise when an attempt is made to apply on a commercial scale the results obtained from laboratory experiments. He is of the opinion that the chemist is best fitted to overcome these difficulties who combines with the scientific mind a certain amount of common sense.
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2022
Abstract Dynamic change has characterized the history of the modern chemical industry from its inception in the early 19th century to the present. This article departs from previous studies of the industry’s evolution by dividing the history of the industry into five distinct periods.
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Abstract Dynamic change has characterized the history of the modern chemical industry from its inception in the early 19th century to the present. This article departs from previous studies of the industry’s evolution by dividing the history of the industry into five distinct periods.
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Chemicals used in the rubber industry
Science of The Total Environment, 1990Hundreds of chemicals and mixtures illustrative of many structural and use categories are employed in the rubber industry. Global utilization of natural rubber and synthetic elastomers as well as rubber-processing chemicals are projected to increase in the foreseeable future.
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1998
Abstract In this chapter, we begin our exploration of sector-specific policy mixes. We provide a brief introduction to the chemical industry, its economic contribution, and its environmental problems, and we identify the key features of that industry that are likely to influence the possibilities for regulatory design.
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Abstract In this chapter, we begin our exploration of sector-specific policy mixes. We provide a brief introduction to the chemical industry, its economic contribution, and its environmental problems, and we identify the key features of that industry that are likely to influence the possibilities for regulatory design.
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