TOM Reel IV - General and Motor Gasoline

GENERAL AND MOTOR GASOLINE
	TOM REEL	BAG	ITEM	FRAMES
ACCOUNTING, production estimates and costs for aviation gasoline	41	3439	5	80 ‘115-80 ‘118
ACTIVATED charcoal gasoline	72			625
ADSORPTION of gasoline from gas by activated charcoal	187			4028-4031
AMERICAN high-test gasolines	119			40 ‘88-40 ‘90
ANALYSIS and polymerization of iron catalyst primary gasolines	40	3453	25	30 ‘71-30 ‘80
ANALYSES of gasolines from Bethune and Lievin	169			672-674
ANALYTICAL data on gasoline	163			241
ANGLO-American gasolines	210			40 ‘86-40 ‘150
				50 ‘1-50 ‘2
AROMATIC engine fuels, behaviour of, in engine	168			314-321
“ gasolines, by M. Pier	178			3347-3374
AROMATICS in naphthas, catalytic oxidation of	81		100	4845-4847
AROMATIZATION gasoline and bomb test	173			805-807
“ gasolines	221			90 ‘115-90 ‘121
AT and T-52 processes, minutes of meeting in Leuna, March 1944, for discussion of	177			1955-2160
AVERAGE boiling curves for Leuna gasolines	179			4227-4228
B-4 fuel for automobile propulsion, use of	212			10 ‘125-10 ‘142
BLENDED gasolines, Ruhrbenzin, composition of	35	3440	71	20 ‘1-20 ‘2
Do.	37	3451	37	60 ‘9-60 ‘10
“ gasolines, specific gravity of	37	3451	37	70 ‘102
BLENDING of gasolines	9	2733	6	0 ‘25-0 ‘29
BLENDS of gasol and gasoline, experiments with	123	End of Reel		66-69
BUTYL oils (M_{1 and M2 fractions), investigation of as admixture to Leuna mixed naphthas}	₁₀₂			_6910-6915
_{CATALYSTS 7846/6434, light gasoline from coal tar middle oil over}	₁₇₃			_46-48
_{CHEMICAL composition and detonation properties of shale gasoline, by N.V. Ershov, J. Appl. Chem., USSR, Vol. 12, 1939, pp. 867-870}	₂₅₅			_{110 ‘34-110 ‘36}
_{CHLORINATED kogasines, double decomposition reactions of}	₅₃			_524-526
_{CIRCULATION gasoline}	₃₇	₃₄₅₁	₄₁	_{80 ‘15-80 ‘17}
_{COMPARATIVE tests of motor fuels by Zentralbüro fur Mineraloel, G.m.b.H.}	₄₄			_50-64
_{COMPARISON of cracking and hydrogenation gasolines from B-middle oil}	₁₂₅	_{2^{nd Series}}		^_167-192
	^₂₅₃			^_410-432
^{_{“ of cracking and hydrogenation samples}}	^₁₂₅	^{_{2nd Series}}		^_194-217
	^₁₄₇			^_72-94
^{_{“ of cracking gasoline and primary circulation gasoline with respect to analysis and synthetic oil production}}	^₃₈	^₃₄₅₀	^₂₁	^{_{70 ‘109-70 ‘132}}
^{_{“ of gasolines from Scholven oil obtained by different methods}}	^₇	^₂₇₃₂	^₂	^{_{50 ‘54}}
^{_{“ of gasoline from stages I and II}}	^₄₄	^₃₄₄₁	^₄₆	^_950-952
^{_{“ of hydrogenation and cracking gasolines from petroleum middle oils, by Reitz, Donath et al.}}	^₂₅₆			^_266-275
^{_{Translation T-374}}	^₂₅₆			^_275a-275j
^{_{“ “}}	^₂₇₄			^_967-976
^{_{“ of Scholven, Gelsenberg and Ruhroel products}}	^₇	^₂₇₃₂	^₂	^{_{50 ’75-50 ‘76}}
^{_{“ of VT 702 (Leuna) and VT 707 (Gelsenberg) gasolines}}	^₅	^₂₇₄₇	^₂₄	^{_{40 ’43-40 ‘47}}
^{_{“ , qualitative, of gasoline produced from bituminous coal B-middle oil by cracking and by hydrogenation}}	^₁₄₈			^_295-317
^{_{COMPOSITIONS of gasolines, investigations of}}	^₁₆₈			^_374-390
^{_{CONVERSION data and market situation for gasoline in 1937}}	^₂₀₅			^_492-494
^{_{COST estimations, alkylate fuel}}	^₁₄			^_1136-1149
^{_{“ prices, average yearly, of motor fuel}}	^₁₅₀			^_617-618
^{_{“ record, production, of motor fuel plant, Rheinpreussen (1943-1944)}}	^₁₂₂		^₉	^_2243-2272
^{_{CRACKED gasolines from H2-rich petroleum middle oils, composition of}}	^₁₄₆			^_263-276
^{_{“ gasoline, testing}}	^₄₉			^_1103-1111
^{_{“ product, sample of}}	^₆₇			^_1300-1301
^{_{CRACKING and circulation gasolines, studies of}}	^₃₉	^₃₄₅₀	^₂₅	^{_{30 ’17-30 ‘32}}
^{_{CRUDE gasolines, analyses of Poelitz}}	^₇₈			^₁₆₀
^{_{DEHYDROGENATION bottoms from petroleum, hydrogen-rich, from Poelitz as blending agents in 7019 gasoline}}	^₁₂₆			^_552-558
^{_{DEMANDS by manufacturers of gasolines, some, by K. Dehn, 1942}}	^₂₁₂			^{_{20 ’90-20 ‘108}}
^{_{DESULFURIZATION, catalytic, of Kashpir tar benzines in presence of hydrogen under atmospheric pressure, by A. S. Broun, Chemistry of Solid Fuels, Vol. 5, 1934, pp. 267-273}}	^₂₅₅
^{_{Translation by Sinclair Co., SR- 14}}	^₂₇₉			^_491-497
^{_{“ of shale benzines by hydrogenation in presence of catalysts, by Nametkin et al, Chemistry of Solid Fuels, Vol. 5, 1934, pp. 333-357}}	^₂₅₅
^{_{Translation by Sinclair Co., SR- 15}}	^₂₇₉			^_498-525
^{_{DEUTSCHE Versuchsanstalt fur Luftfahrt (D.V.L.) Institut fur Betriebstoff Forschung. Reported by C.C. Chaffee, W. F. Faragher and W. H. Thomas}}	^₁₉₉			^{_{30 ‘33-30 ‘56}}
^{_{DHD gasoline}}	^₇₆			^_878-880
^{_{“ gasoline, file note on}}	^₇₇			^_429-432
^{_{“ gasoline from Estonian oil shale, quality of}}	^₁₇₇			^₁₉₁₉
^{_{“ gasoline from Poelitz, iodine number of}}	^₁₂₆			^₄₈₂
^{_{“ gasoline, production of}}	^₇₇			^_631-634
^{_{“ gasolines P 1023 and P 1031, detailed studies of}}	^₇₇			^_417-428
^{_{DIFFERENT motor fuels and valve settings of motors, effects of}}	^₅₁			^_672-705
^{_{DISTILLATION curve for Fe catalyst gasoline before and after refining}}	^₄₀	^₃₄₅₃	^₂₁	^{_{20 ‘4}}
^{_{ENGINE fuels}}	^₁₀₉			^_8933-8961
^{_{(*) “ fuels used during 1935, report on}}	^₁₀₆			^_28336-28352
^{_{EXPERIMENTAL pressure reactors, study of gasolines and paraffins from}}	^₆₇			^_1139-1151
^{_{“ work in 1942}}	^₁₄			^_1393-1394
^{_{EXPERIMENTS with gasolines of different densities}}	^₁₂₃	^{_{End of Reel}}		^_103-110
^{_{EVALUATION of gasoline, directions for}}	^₃₇	^₃₄₅₁	^₃₇	^{_{70 ‘98-70 ‘101}}
^{_{5058/6434 gasoline, high-test fuels from}}	^₁₇₇			^_1879-1889