LESS THAN A PENNY'S
WORTH OF BOROHYDRIDE
will "clean up" unwanted aldehydes, ketones, from a pound of product !
peroxides
Here are specific products which should respond effectively to borohydride treatment:
Now, with either MHI sodium borohydride or potassium borohydride it is possible to "clean up" minor amounts (0.5% or less) of these unwanted contaminants effectively by simple contact methods. This will be especially welcome news if you are now faced with the difficult problem of catalytic hydrogénation', distillation, or complicated chemical treatment to remove residual aldehydes, ketones or peroxides from your product. This is of especial importance if you must maintain color stability in your organic products, if you are concerned with carbonyl poisons in organo-metallic polymerization systems, or if you wish to reduce and inhibit peroxides in ethers. The easy borohydride method adds less than a penny a pound to the material cost of your product and may save more than that in processing costs!
ALCOHOLS ESTERS AND POLYESTERS AMINES NITRILES ETHERS AND POLYETHERS PENTAERYTHRITOL PEROXIDE CATALYZED POLYMERS
CELLULOSE PULPS PEROXIDE BLEACHED ORGANIC MATERIALS (waxes, etc.) CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS OXIDIZED HYDROCARBON STREAMS OLEFINS AND DIOLEFINS
Complete information on MHI sodium borohydride and potassium borohydride is available without obligation. Write today!
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HYDRIDES
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Metal Hydrides Incorporated P I O N E E R S IN H Y D R O G E N C O M P O U N D S 1 121 C O N G R E S S S T R E E T , B E V E R L Y , M A S S A C H U S E T T S
