M|Slp

Pip liÉi •^^<

^i^liïÉlll«i

^S^WBÈA

^ΙΙΙΙΙΙ

3 β ^ 1 SlliÊÉfi g^^^^^^^pi

^^^^œ I ι

Have you considered new uses for Carbon Disulfide-(Bisulfide)?

Marty chemists and chemical engineers are finding that CS2 offers a possible starting p o i n t for a w i d e v a r i e t y o f organic reactions. Because Carbon Disulfide is a low-cost basic material — and is obtainable as an extremely pure chemical—the appeal for new uses is particularly strong.

Baker's m e t h o d of manufacturing Carbon Disulfide is unique. A n unusual electro-thermic m e t h o d is coupled w i t h continuous rather than batch distillation. This further insures uniformity o f the finished product.

B y using this Baker method and exercising extreme

care in the choice o f raw material, Baker's Carbof>

Disulfide is unusually free from other sulfides (assaying

99.99%).

If you are in development work and contemplate the use o f Carbon Disulfide as a basic raw, w e invite correspondence against present and future needs.

W e have increased plant, facilities, and are n o w ifi "a position to serve more customers well.

J. T. Baker Chemical Co. f Executive Offices and Plant: Phill ipsburg, N .J . Branch Offices: N e w York, Boston,

Phi ladelphia and Chicago.

C. P. AKALY.ZO INDUSTRIAL·

B a k e r ' s ». i.i' r^ i-lrit· -Ci"tv% F I N E

Éfekeri 33atkër:S;