3 edition of The earliest chemical industry found in the catalog.
The earliest chemical industry
Charles Joseph Singer
Published
1948 by Folio Society in London .
Written in
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Open Library | OL20710772M |
The Chemical Industry of Shadyside (Edgewater), New Jersey A History by Robert J. Baptista-Updated Decem Shadyside, now part of Edgewater, was a narrow strip of land along the Hudson River, three miles south of Fort Lee and just east of the Palisades. Perhaps an early settler named it . The first large-scale use of chemical weapons that day in ignited a chemical arms race among the warring parties. By the end of World War I, scientists working for both sides had evaluated some 3, different chemicals for use as possible weapons; around 50 of these poisons were actually tried out on the battlefield, says Joseph Gal, a. Fred Aftalion's international perspective of the history of chemistry integrates the story of chemical science with that of chemical industry. This new edition includes events from to , when major companies began selling off their divisions, seeking to specialize in a particular business. Aftalion explores the pitfalls these companies encountered as well as the successes of 5/5(1). Chemical industry, complex of processes, operations, and organizations engaged in the manufacture of chemicals and their derivatives. Raw materials include fossil fuels and inorganic chemicals. An average chemical product is passed from factory to factory several times before it emerges into the market.
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It is a remarkeable book which explores the use of and trade in alum from antiquity to modern times. Although alum is the core topic of the book, it is a fascinating book which covers many fields - linguistics, history, commerce, traditional skills, politics, science, geology, inventions, and the development of an industry.
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The Earliest Chemical Industry Dec 17 by simon This book was commissioned from the Society by Peter Spence and Sons to commenorate the centenary of founding of that firm. The Second World War delayed publication, but in the FS was given the commission to publish “The Earliest Chemical Industry – An essay in the Historical Relations of Economics and Technology Illustrated from the Alum Trade”, a far larger and more ambitious book than they had previously attempted.
Even so, this book was a huge disappointment. I gained no insight into either chemistry or the chemical industry. The format of this book is as follows: Half the page is occupied by a slide with a title (e.g. Olefins) and limited content (e.g. chemical formulae for common olefins).
The other half is a one or two paragraphs with some extremely Cited by: 6. Get this from a library. The Earliest Chemical Industry. An essay in the historical relations of economics & technology illustrated from the alum trade, etc.
[With plates.]. [Charles Singer]. Get this from a library. The earliest chemical industry: an essay in the historical relations of economics & technology illustrated from the alum trade. [Charles Singer]. >1 Africansky1: I would imagine that almost all of the copies of The Earliest Chemical Industry were sent out as gifts to clients or staff at Peter Spence and Sons.
Peter Spence and Sons was an Alum works based in the North of England and they commissioned the publication of this book from Charles Ede, hence publication by The Folio Society. The chemical industry comprises the companies that produce industrial l to the modern world economy, it converts raw materials (oil, natural gas, air, water, metals, and minerals) into more t different plastics industry contains some overlap, as most chemical companies produce plastic as well as other chemicals.
This voluminous survey plots the history of this earliest of all chemical industries. Designed and published by the Folio Society, Only copies were printed of which numbers 1 – were bound in full red cape morocco, gilt, by Sangorski and Sutcliffe and signed by the author and Derek Spence.
The history of chemistry represents a time span from ancient history to the present. By BC, civilizations used technologies that would eventually form the basis of the various branches of chemistry. Examples include extracting metals from ores, making pottery and glazes, fermenting beer and wine, extracting chemicals from plants for medicine and perfume, rendering fat into soap, making.
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde will definitely be next, and then The Earliest Chemical Industry will finish off the books. Cover Her Face was published inand by the end of that year, since inception, the Folio Society had published around books.
By now there are well over books. It would be an impossible task to cover them all. The book traces the development of the Industry from its earliest days, describing the activities of the pioneers of chemical science and the entrepreneurs who built on their work to create the chemical industry as we know by: 1.
this book is in need by chemical engineering student. because it contain an explanation of the processes in the chemical industry. flag 1 like Like see review View 1 comment/5. The chemical industry is more diverse than virtually any other industry in the United States.
Harnessing basic ingredients, the industry 1 produces a plethora of products not usually seen or used by consumers but that are essential components of, or are required to manufacture, practically every consumer and industrial product ().Many chemical industry products are intermediates, and chemical.
The procurement of alum has been dubbed "The earliest Chemical Industry" by Professor Charles Singer in a monumental study of its occurrence and of its manufacture in the past (Bib).
There are oblique references to alum, sometimes very obscure, dating back at least to two millennia B.C. American Chemical Industry, Volume Two [Vol. II]: The World War I Period, and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at The book begins with a general historical survey of ancient civilizations, then goes on to consider such topics as food production, metalworking, building construction, early sources of power, and the beginning of the chemical : Dover Publications.
Global Chemistry Industry. The chemical industryis made up of two main categories: basic chemicals and chemicals used in synthesis. Chemicals can be divided into various sub-classes, including bulk chemicals, which are used to produce other chemical products and manufactured goods; raw materials, which consist of base materials for the production of gas and oil; basic chemicals (resins and 4/5(18).
It is commonly asserted that the German chemical industry achieved world leadership during the late nineteenth century in large part because it was the first to develop a truly symbiotic.
Subtitled - an Essay in the Historical Relations of Economics and Technology illustrated from the Alum Trade, written by Charles Singer with a preface by Derek Spence. The book traces the chemical industry right back to Egypt in antiquity right up to the twentieth century.
It includes colour prints, black and white drawings and diagrams. ments of the chemical industry during this period. A History of the International Chemical Industry by F. Aftalion (Univ. of Pennsylvania Press ) is an inter-esting account from a current practition-er, but lacks the footnotes and references that might make it acceptable to histori-ans.
This new book is. Since the eighteenth century, chemical or chemical processing industries have been an important part of the economy of Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley region and have reflected larger trends in the industry.
The earliest chemical companies manufactured products such as sulfuric acid and white lead pigments for local consumption, while. became the first continuous chemical process – the lead chamber process, notable for being the first to employ a (homogeneous) catalyst.
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The text is comprised of 19 chapters that are organized into two parts. In the first part, the text covers the historical aspects of chemical. These products were among the earliest successes of a fundamental research program novel in the American chemical industry. Nylon in particular proved revolutionary to the textile industry and led the way for a variety of synthetic materials that have had enormous social and economic impact.
Learn more. A distinctive characteristic of the American chemical processing scene even in its earliest years was the continuous pressure toward the exploitation of larger size, and the alacrity with which American firms moved in that direction.
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Soon, electronic commerce interactions in the chemicals industry will need to be richer, offer broader functionality, and encompass the end-to-end process of selling products—and they will need to be more customer-focused. Chemical fertilizers are compounds containing high concentration of nutrients required for plant growth.
Apart from the three main constituent elements, carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, plants require substantial quantity of nutrients. These nutrients are classified as primary nutrients, secondary nutrients, and micronutrients. The elements. Gary Sawyer, P.E., has more than 35 years of experience in the chemical industry, most of which have been supporting business and R&D decision analysis using process design, economic evaluations, and competitive technology assessments.
He was previously employed by Lyondell Chemical (formerly ARCO Chemical), and by Union Carbide prior to that. The chemical industry on the other hand is a very broad industry.
The chemical industry develops and produces everything from household cleaning products to pesticides for farming to chemicals. Highly readable survey relates technology to historical epochs from earliest times to the onset of the Industrial Revolution, and from midth century to beginning of the 20th century.
Food production, metalworking, building construction, early sources of power, development of steam engine, mining, internal combustion machines, electricity, and more.
black-and-white illustrations. Chemical processing - Chemical processing and the work of the chemical engineer - Water conditioning and environmental protection - Energy, fuels, air conditioning, and refrigeration - Coal chemicals - Fuel gases - Industrial gases - Industrial carbon - Ceramic industries - Portland cements, calcium, and magnesium compounds - Glass industries - Salt and miscellaneous sodium compounds - Chlor /5(6).
A clean sound copy of the scarce First Edition recording the Williamson brothers expedition in their "deep sea tube" to the Bahamas in with tinted halftone plates of some of the earliest under water photographs ever [10"x7½"] al green printed boards with with an onlaid tinted film-still of Parrot fish [ Other images were sometime used and there is a variant red.
The chemical industry, meanwhile, had been planning their fight against Carson and book even before The New Yorker series had appeared, as word of the book had leaked out early on. Through the summer and fall ofthe chemical industry continued its attacks on the book. the European chemical industry.
Nearly all British vol-umes on the chemical industry up to that time focussed on Britain. Sherwood Taylor’s book, published only a year before Haber’s Chemical Industry during the Nineteenth Century, covered the worldwide industry but it pales into insignificance alongside Haber’s volume.
The Key Works. Subtitled - an Essay in the Historical Relations of Economics and Technology illustrated from the Alum Trade, written by Charles Singer with a preface by Derek Spence.
The book traces the chemical industry from Egypt in antiquity right up to the twentieth century. The process worked. In the 16th century, when most of the north of India had been absorbed into the Mughal Empire, a great inventory was prepared by the court chancellor Abū L-Faẓl Allāmī.
The inventory, known as the Ā-īn-i-Akbarī, was completed inis India’s Domesday book. The chemical industry in India which generates almost 13% of total national export is growing annually at a growth rate anywhere between 10% and 12%.
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With the help of technical experts such as Victor L. King, Calco introduced process improvements based on its own innovations. Inventive activity was enhanced from with the creation of a research department, one of the earliest in the U.S. chemical industry.