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Report of the British Intelligence Objectives Subcommittee on (1) The Manufacture of Nitration Products ofBenyene, Toluene, and Chlorobenyene at Griesheim and Eeverkusen, (2) The Manufacture of Aniline andiron Oxide Pigments at Uerdigen, PB 77729 (also issued as BIOS Report No. 1144) and BIOS Trip Report No. 2526, Sept.-Oct. 1946, pp. 25-32. [Pg.265]

In order to eliminate the expensive naphtholating and drying operations some further important developments were introduced by Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron under the names of Rapid Fast, Rapidazol, and Rapidogen combinations (mixtures of substantive coupling components with antidiazotates, diazosulfonates, and diazoamino compounds, respectively). [Pg.447]

I recalled again the freed workers in the Farben administration building at Frankfurt, burning records to keep warm — and, later, the wood-burning trucks moving under Ernst Struss s direction from that building to the new document center at Griesheim. I mentioned these events. Half-hopefully, I said "You don t think there s any chance they vanished at that time "... [Pg.54]

I wouldn t know how to question a wood-buming truck. I ll have the next guy who goes to Frankfurt check again at Griesheim. But we can t count on anything there."... [Pg.54]

Well," Duke said, "there are those weekly reports that were sent from the site to Ambros and Buetefisch. They re still missing. They haven t turned up at Griesheim. Even without the reports, I don t see how Ambros can get away with it. The court has pretty much accepted what you knew in Washington, hasn t it "... [Pg.180]

All right, if you have any doubts about it, we d better cross-examine Ambros to get at what the others knew." I turned to Duke. "As far as Griesheim is concerned, the only thing I ve ever seen there on Auschwitz was a folder Charmatz dug up some time ago. He came on that accidentally."... [Pg.182]

That s why I have a mission scheduled to leave tomorrow morning for Griesheim to scour the place from top to bottom."... [Pg.182]

The next day Duke MinskofFs secretary hurried into the courtroom to summon him. One of his assistants was calling him from the Griesheim document center. [Pg.185]

It must have been about eleven o clock when Minskoff got back from Griesheim. The words of Book 89 were a blur. "The block recorder does all the clerical work. . . errors are fatal. If he has noted down a death by mistake, the discrepancy is straightened out by killing the bearer of the corresponding number. Corrections on paper are not admitted."... [Pg.191]

You could have cut the atmosphere with a knife. Sprecher and I took the position that it was exceedingly irregular for the defense to have deprived the prosecution of its own records, particularly since we had constantly granted them access to the Griesheim document center. This was putting it politely. [Pg.209]

BIOKOP A process for treating liquid effluents containing wastes from organic chemical manufacture. It combines aerobic fermentation, in special reactors known as BIOHOCH reactors, with treatment by powdered activated carbon. Developed originally for treating the effluent from the Griesheim works of Hoechst, it was engineered by Uhde and is now offered by that company. See also PACT. [Pg.40]

Griesheim (1) An early process for producing chlorine by electrolysis, developed by Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron, in Germany, and commercialized in 1890. The electrolyte was saturated potassium chloride solution, heated to 80 to 90°C. The byproduct potassium hydroxide was recovered. The process was superseded in the United States by several similar electrolytic processes before being ousted by the mercury cell, invented by H. Y. Castner and K. Kellner in 1892. See Castner-Kellner. [Pg.118]

Griesheim (2) A process for making potassium by reducing potassium fluoride with calcium carbide ... [Pg.118]

Griinstein A process for hydrating acetylene to acetaldehyde, invented by N. Griinstein in 1910 and developed by Griesheim-Elektron at Rheinfelden, Germany. [Pg.118]

Fig. 2.7.1. Course of processes in a freezing plant, in which the liquid product is frozen dropwise in LN2 (Cryopel Firma Messer Griesheim GmbH, D-47809 Krefeld). Fig. 2.7.1. Course of processes in a freezing plant, in which the liquid product is frozen dropwise in LN2 (Cryopel Firma Messer Griesheim GmbH, D-47809 Krefeld).
Dahmen N, Griesheimer P, Makarezyk P, Fitter S (2005) J Organomet Chem... [Pg.17]


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