From the catalog of Barrett Basic Chemicals
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THE BiLRRETT DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL. &. DYE CORPORATION 40 Rector Street, New York 6, Ν. Υ. In Canada: The Barrett Company, Ltd., 5551 St. Hubert Street, Montreal, Que. VOLUME 2 4 , NO. 17 .SEPTEMBER 10, 1946 2427 __>'_ =.'. —^f^^— Λ JZ~~ ,— Χ —^ V — — - ι ι _ ? -< · ' _ <-_> χ NAPHTHALENE ~ Separated and refined from coal-tar distillatos. Available in various forms ranging from brown lower melting to higher melting pure white crystalline types. Used in preservation of hides, moth preventive, and in soil insecticides, as raw material for manufacture of organic chemicals and dyes, for alpha and beta naphrhols and sulfonated deriva- tives. For chlorinated naphthalene, waxes, synthetic tanning agents, pharmaceuticals and plasticizers. Description and Applications Crude 74°C minimum melting· poini. Shipped in tank cars. 78°C minimum melting pc*int. Shipped in light wood barrels and tank cars- Refined 79.4°C minimum melting point. Shipped in bags, w light wood barrels and tank cars. s
Transcript of From the catalog of Barrett Basic Chemicals
T H E BiLRRETT DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL. &. DYE CORPORATION
40 Rector Street, New York 6, Ν. Υ.
In Canada: The Barrett Company, Ltd., 5551 St. Hubert Street, Montreal, Que.
V O L U M E 2 4 , N O . 1 7 . S E P T E M B E R 1 0 , 1 9 4 6 2427
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χ NAPHTHALENE ~ Separated a n d refined from coal-tar distillatos.
A v a i l a b l e i n various forms ranging from brown lower melting to higher m e l t i n g pure white crystalline types.
Used i n preservation of hides, moth preventive, and in soil insect ic ides , as raw material for manufacture of organic chemicals and d y e s , for alpha and beta naphrhols and sulfonated derivat ives . For chlorinated naphthalene, waxes, synthetic tanning agents, pharmaceuticals and plasticizers.
Descript ion a n d Appl icat ions C r u d e 74°C minimum melting· poini. Shipped in tank cars.
78°C minimum melting pc*int. Shipped in light wood barrels and tank cars-
R e f i n e d 79.4°C minimum melting point. Shipped in bags, w light wood barrels and tank cars. s
