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Industrial Chemicals Via C1 Processes
Industrial Chemicals Via C1 Processes

By T. P. Li, C. D. Chang, A. A. Avidan, W. Keim, D. Winstanley, Giuseppe Braca, J. T. Gleaves, Kohji Omata, JOHN F. KNIFTON, Darryl Fahey, DARRYL R. FAHEY, Mark E. Dry, R. F. Socha, R. M. Gould, S. E. Kane, Ph. Courty, A. Forestiere, N. Kawata, T. Ohno, C. Raimbault, M. Yoshimoto, Nabil Rizkalla, H. S. Kesling, R. Whyman, K. Gilhooley, S. Rigby, Richard W. Wegman, David C. Busby, John B. Letts, Alan Goliaszewski, E. Drent, Tsutomu Shikada, Kaoru Fujimoto, Hiro-O Tominaga, J. R. Ebner, T. C. Kuechler, Anna Maria Raspolli Galletti, Glauco Sbrana, A. Kiennemann, J. P. Hindermann, R. Breault, H. Idriss

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Content: Synthesis gas : feedstock for chemicals / W. Keim -- Chemicals produced in a commercial fischer-tropsch process / Mark E. Dry -- Fluid-bed studies of olefin production from methanol / R.F....

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