First we tamed ethylenimine, then we did the same to its price. - C&EN

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First we tamed ethylenimine, then we did the same to its price. Ethylenimine monomer always was an unfettered talent. Hard to handle. Toxic. Expensive. But a highly reactive chemical intermediate with fascinating potential. Like many other companies, we tried for years to subdue it. And finally it happened. We came up with a unique process for making this exciting material in commercial quantity. We learned how to handle it properly and safely. And gave it a modest

price. Less than a dollar a pound. What happens now? You can best answer that one. As you know, this highly reactive building block has a molecular weight of only 43. If your product has a reactive handle, chances are ethylenimine can give it that extra versatility. Easily snaps on to your acid, alcohol, phenol, mercaptan or isocyanate. So far, we've isolated more than a thous-

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and uses for ethylenimine. It's already being used to improve textiles, papers, agricultural chemicals, adhesives, binders, coatings, petroleum products, and many more. And you can extend the list. Get a start on it by sending for our new handling manual, along with a sample of ethylenimine. The Dow Chemical Company, Development Chemicals Sales, Midland, Michigan.