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18 May 2012 - Allied Chemical. Ind. Eng. Chem. , 1960, 52 (12), pp 2A–2A. DOI: 10.1021/i650612a700. Publication Date: December 1960. Copyright © 19...
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A* Step up sulfonation efficiency. "Sulfan" has 99.5% S 0 3 available for sulfonation re­ actions. For many applications, "Sulfan" offers nine times as much usable SO3 as 100% sulfuric acid . . . over three times as much as 20% oleum. This can mean a con­ siderable saving in operating costs.

το STEP UP EFFICIENCY OF SULFONATIONS,

S t e p up p r o c e s s i n g e f f i c i e n c y . W i t h "Sulfan," there is no waste acid. This means that you can increase batch sizes or get more rapid t h r o u g h - p u t . . . often double without increasing size of equipment! Since no water is formed when "Sulfan" is used for sulfona­ tion, the waste acid problem inherent with use of sulfuric acid or oleum is eliminated.

These benefits alone make "Sulfan" worth your thorough investigation. You may be able to realize other i m p o r t a n t process economies and advantages too.

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"Sulfan" is readily available in tank cars and 750-lb. drums.

(stabilized sulfuric anhydride) Write today for confidential technical in­ formation on the use of "Sulfan" in your process. Use "Sulfan" for: Synthetic Detergents Dye Intermediates Petroleum Fractions Textile Specialties Pharmaceuticals Fatty Acids Lubricant Additives Agricultural a n d Industrial Emulsifiers

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