Coloring Matter in Coal Tar

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A short magazine item from Harper's New Monthly Magazine on the coloring matter obtainable from coal tar, a by-product of gas manufacture. It traces the yield chain from tar to benzole, nitro-benzole, rosaniline, aniline red and pure fuchsine, and estimates how much coal is needed per pound of fuchsine and the potential annual output from European gas-works.

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Date
1870
Language
English
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1
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