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May 18, 2012 - Celanese Chemical Company. Ind. Eng. Chem. , 1961, 53 (12), pp 49A–49A. DOI: 10.1021/i650624a728. Publication Date: December 1961...
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For the fourth time in five years, increased production has enabled Celanese

to reduce the price of TRIMETHYLOLPROPANE

Celanese trimethylolpropane—the ideal intermediate for producing ure­ thane foams and coatings, and alkyd resins—is now available at the lowest price in its history: 30.5φ per pound. That means you can get all the many advantages of trimethylolpropane— and save money at the same time. In urethane foams, trimethylolpro­ pane offers three primary hydroxyls as the base for polyethers. This results in uniform products and assures repro­

ducibility. It also means improved dimensional stability and heat distor­ tion points in the finished foams. Used in urethane coatings, this intermediate improves heat, chemical and corrosion resistance. Alkyd resins made with trimethylol­ propane are characterized by impact resistance, hardness, flexibility, adhe­ sion, and resistance to yellowing, heat and chemical attack. At the new low price, you simply

Celanese Chemical Company is a Division of Celanese Corporation of America. Canadian Affiliait: Canadian Chemical Company Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver Export Sales: Amccl Co., Inc., and Pan Amccl Co., Inc., 522 Fifth Avenue, New York 36.

can't afford not to investigate the ad­ vantages of trimethylolpropane in your application. For information, please write, briefly outlining the use you have in mind. Celanese Chemical Company, Dept. 551-L, 522 Fifth Ave., N.Y. 36. Celanese®

CHEMICALS *Zone I Carload Price (per pound) Zone II Price: 31.5fS (Ariz., Calif., Idaho, Mont., Nev., Ore., Utah,Wash.)

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