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Originally published in 1922 this book has been revised since its first publication-which placed emphasis on fractional distillation-to include distillation on a large scale as carried out in the manufacture of important products. Distillation Principles and Processes covers the research of scientists in fields including: Acetone and n-Butyl Alcohol, Alcohol, Petroleum, Coal Tar, Glycerine and Essential Oils. | Originally published in 1922 this book has been revised since its first publication - which placed emphasis on [[fractional distillation]] - to include [[distillation]] on a large scale as carried out in the manufacture of important products. Distillation Principles and Processes covers the research of scientists in fields including: [[Acetone]] and n-Butyl Alcohol, [[Alcohol]], Petroleum, Coal Tar, Glycerine and Essential Oils. | ||
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Revision as of 22:46, 26 September 2017
Distillation Principles and Processes
by Sydney Young (Author)
Originally published in 1922 this book has been revised since its first publication - which placed emphasis on fractional distillation - to include distillation on a large scale as carried out in the manufacture of important products. Distillation Principles and Processes covers the research of scientists in fields including: Acetone and n-Butyl Alcohol, Alcohol, Petroleum, Coal Tar, Glycerine and Essential Oils.