Ullmann’s encyclopedia of industrial chemistry.

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v.1: Abrasion and Erosion to air.

v.2: Air Classifying to Armonia.

v.3: Ammonium Compounds to Antioxidants.

v.4: Antiulcer Drugs to Benzene.

v.5: Benzenesulfonic Acids and Their Derivates to 2-Bautanone.

v.6: Butenes to Cellulose Ethers.

v.7: Cement and Croncrete to Chitin and Chitosan.

v.8: Chlorinated Hydrocarbons to Cobalt and Cobalt Compounds.

v.9: Coffee to Crown Ethers.

v.10: Cyrogenic Technology to Dithiocarbamic Acid and Derivatives.

v.11: Diuretics to Energy Management in Chemical Industry.

v.12: Environmental Management in the Chemical Industry to Explosives.

v.13: Fats and Fatty Oils to Filtration.

v.14: Fire Extinguishing Agents to Food, 4, Food Packaging.

v.15: Formaldehyde to Glyoxylic Acid.

v.16: Gold, Gold Alloys, and Gold Compounds to Hydrides.

v.17: Hydrocarbons to Indole.

v.18: Information Storage Materials to Ketones.

v.19: Laboratory Information and Management Systems (LIMS) to Liquid-Liquid Extraction.

v.20: Liquid-Solid Extractino to Mathematical Modeling.

v.21: Mathematics in Chemical Engineering to Microencapsulation.

v.22: Microreactors to Nitrates and Nitrites.

v.23: Nitric Acid, Nitrous Acid, and Nitrogen Oxides to Nuclear Technology.

v.24: Nucleic Acids to Paints and Coatings.

v.25: Paper and Pulp to Phenol Derivatives.

v.26: Phenolics Resins to Pigments, Inorganic.

v.27: Pigments, Organic to Polyacrylamides and Poly (Acrylic Acids).

v.28: Polyacrilates to Polyurethanes.

v.29: Poly (Vinyl Chloride) to Process Control Engineering.

v.30: Process Development to Radionuclides in Analytical Chemistry.

v.31: Radiopaque Media to Salicylic Acid.

v.32: Sample Preparation for Trace Anlysis to Sintered Steel and Iron.

v.33: Size Enlargement to Starch.

v.34: Steel to Sulfur Halides.

v.35: Sulfuric Acid and Sulfur Trioxide to Tetrahydrofuran.

v.36: Textile Auxiliaries to Tin, Tin Alloys, and Tin Compounds.

v.37: Tires to Vaccum Tehcnology.

v.38: Vanadium and Vanadium Compounds to Wastewater.

v.39: Water to Zirconium and Zirconium Compounds.

v.40: Index Volume.