Chemistry, agriculture, and industry in Germany

✍ Scribed by Dyes, W. A.

• Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
• Year: 1929
• Weight: 488 KB
• Volume: 48
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0368-4075
• DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000482003

✦ Synopsis

The rcqucst to r c p r t on t,hc Gcriiinii dcvclopiiicnt. in iiitlustrinl chemistry honours nic grcntly, nnd inccts at the siiiiic kimc my rlesirc to iisist inrlcpcndcntly i n crcnting n reciprocity of iiiforinntion by the pblicntion of fncts, figures nml problems in some indiistrinl fields, which arc to iny inintl of tlic grccitcst cliciiiicnl import,iincc for Grcnt Uritnin nnd Gcrinniiy.

Coinpctitioii menns progress, hit ovcrproduction iilitl pricc-ciitting cnn bc clisiistrous. To givc n few csnniplcs :

.Llic forincrly flourisliing rayon brisincss is now piissing through crit,icnl stages in iiiniiy coiiiitries.

Tlie iiitcriintioiial lict,rolcrini industry suflercd grciitly (in tlic U.S.A. only 3y/, iii 1925-2G and 1% in 1937 linve bceii cilriictl on tlic cnpital cinployed) iintil Sir