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C H E I w i C E L &e&eea£Zsrcfaai26fZ£& At its Cherncel plant, near Corpus Christi, Texas, Celanese has incorporated the most advanced engineering techniques for synthesizing organic chemicals from petroleum gases. The result is a flexible plant that can b e geared readily to the changing needs of chemical markets. Tank cars carry vital organic cor.«pounds daily from Cherncel to industries through out the nation. This past year, with the completion of storage terminals at Corpus Christi and New Haven, Celanese inau gurated the first tanker movements of formaldehyde—from Cherncel to New England. While serving today's chemical markets, Celanese keeps an eye to the future through its intensive research program. Begun 1 6 years ago, this program has resulted in the pro duction of an expanding group of important commercial com pounds and new chemicals. Another achievement is repre
sented by the recent completion of the Celanese Petroleum Chemicals Research a n d Development Laboratory a t Clarkw o o d , Texas. Here, engineers and skilled technicians are working continuously t o improve plant processes, to find new applications for current Celanese Chemicals and to develop additional compounds for production at Cherncel. Celanese is a major producer of formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, methanol, acetone, acetic acid and other organic chemicals. W r i t e for the latest brochure describing these Celanese Chemicals. And, for the organic compounds you need now and will need, look to Celanese. CELANESE
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