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Benzene, coke oven, Pitts., 0.308 0.36 gal. 0.60 0.608 Nickel acetate, lib 0.6625 0.673 Carbonate 0.3450 0.3485 Chloride 0.5850 0.5955 Formate 0.31 0.332 Nitrate 0.6325 0.6595 Oxide, black 0.2625 0.27 Sulfate Oila. lb. 0.131/4 0.13V* Corn, crude, tanks 0.1675 0.1715 Refined, tanks 0.147 0.15 Linseed, tanks The 80,000-bbl. tank illus0.22»Λ Peanut, crude, tanks 0.23 V· 0.12V8 Soybean, crude, Decatur trated above is used to store an 0.12»/« 0.31 Vs Tung 0.32 0.09 »/« 80 per cent solution of ammoValonia extract, 63 9o, lb. 0.10 Declines nium nitrate. It is insulated and Carnauba wax, lb. heated to keep the contents of S 1.32 No. 1 yellow $ 1.31 the tank in solution. 1.04 1.00 No. 3 N.C., cr-ude 1.10 1.04 Refined We fabricate and erect tanks 0.16V< 0.16 Casein, Arg., lb. 217.00 215.00 Copra, Coast, ton and plate work structures of carGum arabic, amber sorts, 0.12V* 0.13 lb. bon steel or corrosion resistant Karaya, powd., lb. 0.30 No. 1 0.28 0.26 No. 2 0.24 0.20 No. 3 0.19 Molasses, black strap, N. O.09V4 O., gal. 0.09 Vt Red, vermillion, mercury, 3.79 lb. 3.77 Atlanta 3 2130 Healey Bldg. 0.80 Styrax, Asiatic, lb. 0.75 -1 5 3 9 North Fiftieth SI. 0.04'/s Birmingham t Tallow, extra, lb. 0.04»/« Boston 1 0 1054—201 Devonshire SI.
metals for chemical plants. We are also equipped to supply structures made of stainless clad steel, steel clad with other corrosion resistant metals or carbon steel lined with corrosion resistant metals. Further information, estimates or quotations may be had by writing our nearest office.
CHICAGO BRIDGE & IRON COMPANY
Because of operation of a new acrylate plant at Houston, Tex., Rohm & Haas Co., Philadelphia 5, has made quite drastic reductions in prices of methyl and ethyl acrylates, or by around 7 cents per pound to 4 2 cents per pound in tank cars, and 43.5 to 4 4 cents in drum lots. Bulk shipments will b e made from Houston, while drum shipments will continue from Bristol, Pa. Industrial Chemicals Division, Ansul Chemical C o . , Marinette, "Wis., announces that its four dimethyl ethers of polyglycols are now available in production quantities, hence at lower prices. New prices range from 90 cents to $1.40 per pound, depending on which of the four is wanted, and i n what quantity. General Biochemicals, Inc., Chagrin Falls, Ohio, has issued its February price list of special products for research, per taining to biological, microbiological, bacteriological, biochemical, and nutri tional fields. Eastern Chemical Manufacturing Chemists, Newark 4, N. J., has added over 2 5 0 n e w compounds to its line of organic laboratory reagents, including many rare and unusual chemicals; such as, tert-butylamine, choloracetal, cycloheptanone, hexanediol, hydroxybutyric acids, methylnicotinic acid, n-octyl esters, pantoyl lactone, pinacolone, tartronic acid, tetraphenylbutadiene, thenoyltrifluoroacetone, a n d vanillic acid. A partial listing of these additions to their 1952 price list is available upon request.
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