French demand

W. Liebenow and J. Prikryl, French Demande 2,221,147 Chem. Abstr., 82, 156363z (1975). 

Z. Meszaros, G. Horvath, I. Hermccz. L. Vasvari-Debreczy. A. Horvath, A. David, V. Kovacs-Mindler, and M. Csakvari-Pongor, French Demande 2.190.820 [C A 81, 13477 (1974)]. 

Wermuth CG, Courtemanche G, Gauthier C. Derives alkylamino ramifies du thiazole, leurs precedes de preparation et les compositions pharmaceu-tiques qui les contiennent, Elf-Sanofi French Demande No. 9207736, 24 June, 1992. 

The combination of a modified preparation procedure yielding a very anhydrous lyophilized salt (French Demande 2 115 060, August 11, 1972) on one hand, and working under controlled atmosphere on the other hand, allowed the industrial production of the racemic lysine salt. This compound is a white crystalline powder which is freely soluble in water, odorless and tasteless. It allowed for the first time to prepare injectable preparations of aspirin. 

Tinti, J.-M., Nofre, C. Synthetic sweeteners. French Demande FR 2,533,210, Chem. Abstr. 1984, 101. 152354k... 

Kovacs-Mindler, and M. Csakvari-Pongor, French Demande 2.190.820 [CA 81, 13477... 

Between 1820 and 1824, British sulfur demand had averaged only 7,000 tonnes per year, but this quickly increased, after the salt tax was repealed. In the period 1825 and 1833, French demand was relatively steady, averaging 12,000 tonnes per year, but Britain roared past them as the major customer for Sicilian sulfur. 

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