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Building up American chemical industry

✍ Scribed by McKenna, Chas F.

Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1910
Weight
450 KB
Volume
29
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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✦ Synopsis

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of Dortmund, nlso linvc a plniit of somcivlint siniilnr plnn, but ns far ns 1 cnn Icnrn, no lnrgc plnnt of this dcsign lins bccn crcctcd.

I n conclusion, n few figurcs \rliicli nre submittcd as to tho gcncr41 chcrnicnl trndc of tlic coiintry, nnd tar prodncts csport trndc in pnrticulnr, may be o l intcrcst.

Clicniicnl csports for the Unitrd ICingtlom linvc risen from E12,079,000 in 1003 to f17,050,000 in vnlnc in 1007, and Inter, but incomplctc figures, point to n continucd nnnunl rise.

'I'lic imports of dyes nntl dycstriffs froin Jnnnnry to Deccmbcr, 1000, wcro ns under :-

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