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Olefin distribution in the Albemarle stoichiometric process tends to foUow the Poisson equation, where is the mole fraction of alkyl groups in whichp ethylene units have been added, and n is the average number of ethylene units added for an equal amount of aluminum. [Pg.437]

Fig. 1. Typical a-olefin distributions, where (—) represents Albemarle, (—... Fig. 1. Typical a-olefin distributions, where (—) represents Albemarle, (—...
G. R. Lappin L. H. Nemec J. D. Sauer J. D. Wagner Albemarle Corporation... [Pg.442]

Mesitylene. One of the principal derivatives of mesitylene is the stericaHy hindered phenol of the stmcture shown in Eigure 4. Its trade name is Ethanox 330 and it is produced by Albemarle Corporation (formerly Ethyl Corporation) (31). Ethanox 330 is an important noncoloring antioxidant and thermal stabiHzer for plastics, adhesives, mbber, and waxes (qv) (32,33) (see Antioxidants). The oral toxicity of Antioxidant 330 is extremely low (oral LD q in rats >15 g/kg) since its large size, C H gO, effectively eliminates absorption from the gastrointestinal tract. [Pg.509]

U.S. sodium bromide demand accounts for 8—10% of total bromine production. In 1994 demand is estimated to have been 13,600—17,200 metric tons (5). At mid-1996, the price for technical-grade sodium bromide iu tmckload quantities was 1.54/kg ( 0.70/lb) (6). Manufacturers of sodium bromide iuclude Albemarle, Great Lakes Chemical, Rhc )ne-Poulenc, and Whittaker Corporation. [Pg.188]

Albemarle Corporation Center for Chemical Process Safety E. 1. DuPont de Nemours d2 Co. Rhdne-Poulenc, Inc. [Pg.155]

Air Products Chemicals Albemarle Atofina Chemicals BASF (Germany)... [Pg.27]

Albemarle Alfa Aesar Atofina Chemicals Contract Chemicals (UK)... [Pg.30]

Akzo Nobel Functional Chemicals (Netherlands) Albemarle... [Pg.101]

Air Products Chemicals Albemarle King s Research Praxah... [Pg.136]

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