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NITROPARAFMS
The offer new opportunities for Chemical Exploration Like the unexplored tributaries of α great river, the NitroparaHins . . . Nitromethane. Nitroethane, l-Nitropropane, and 2-Nitropropane . . . offer countless channels forexploration and discovery. And each ni'\v channel. - . each new d e r i \ a t i \ e . . . opens rich, fertile fields to the chemical explorer. From the four NitroparaiTiiis,over a thousand new and useful organic materials have already been derived . . .
materials useful for tnei physical properties . . . valuable for their reactive qua'.. t "S. r Nese new chemicals have demonstrated their worth in man. industries . . .as solvents, detergents, emulsifying agents, fumigants, insecticides, pharmaceuticals, and wetting agents. Hut equally important are the limitless possibilities they provide for chemical synthesis . . . serving as building blocks for the erection of new chemical structures.
