Industrial Organic Chemistry Fourth Edition Prof Dr Klaus Weissermel by Prof. Dr. Klaus Weissermel, Prof. Dr. Hans?jurgen Arpe(auth.) 9783527305780, 9783527619191, 3527305785, 3527619194 instant download after payment.

This bestselling standard, now in its fourth, completely revised English edition, is an excellent source of technological and economic information on the most important precursors and intermediates used in the chemical industry. The translation into eight languages and the five German and four English editions clearly evidence the popularity of this book.
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Content:
Chapter 1 Various Aspects of the Energy and Raw Material Supply (pages 1–13):
Chapter 2 Basic Products of Industrial Syntheses (pages 15–57):
Chapter 3 Olefins (pages 59–89):
Chapter 4 Acetylene (pages 91–105):
Chapter 5 1,3?Diolefins (pages 107–126):
Chapter 6 Syntheses involving Carbon Monoxide (pages 127–144):
Chapter 7 Oxidation Products Ethylene (pages 145–192):
Chapter 8 Alcohols (pages 193–215):
Chapter 9 Vinyl?Halogen and Vinyl?Oxygen Compounds (pages 217–238):
Chapter 10 Components for Polyamides (pages 239–266):
Chapter 11 Propene Conversion Products (pages 267–312):
Chapter 12 Aromatics — Production and Conversion (pages 313–336):
Chapter 13 Benzene Derivatives (pages 337–385):
Chapter 14 Oxidation Products of Xylene and Naphthalene (pages 388–405):