TOM Reel IV - Tar, General

TAR, GENERAL
	TOM REEL	BAG	ITEM	FRAMES
AFRICAN colonies, climate in our, and possibility of constructing tar roads there, by Laeger	151			873-880
ANTHRACENE residues, data on production of, (1943 - November 1944)	150			614
BITUMEN and tar, DIN specifications for road construction and similar purposes	151			745-818
BITUMINOUS road construction materials, 1944 DIN specifications for	151			682-744
BOILING points of tar oil samples	150			6
BRIQUETTE production, statistical data on, (1942 - September 1944)	150			596
BROWN coal tar, utilization of	214			10 ’73-10 ‘78
BRUEX tar conversion, talk on	253			768-769
“ tar, processing of	24			2..45-2..50
	168			63-68
CENTRIFUGAL plant, description of crude tar	152			643-645
COAL tar, analysis of	78			165-167
“ “ derivatives, processes for production of, Gesellschaft für Teerverwertung	150			245-284
“ “ oil, statistical data on production, sales, etc. of, (1943 - September 1944)	150			612
“ “ processing, statistical data on, (1941-1943)	150			597-599
“ “ products, list of 46 constituent member firms of cooperative society for distribution of	150			552-559
“ “ products, specifications for	151			658-681
COAL tar, statistical data on production, sales, etc. of, (1943 - September 1944)	150			607-610
COMPARATIVE data on composition of coal pastes and tars	104			27431-27478
COMPARISON of different methods of working up of tar	125	2^{nd Series}		^49-51
^{COMPOUNDS contained in light fractions of coal tars}	¹⁶⁸			^286-299
^{“ in light fractions of tar}	¹⁷⁴			^544-556
^{COST prices of coal tar oil, average yearly, (1943)}	¹⁵⁰			^615-616
^{“ prices of light coal tar oils, average yearly}	¹⁵⁰			⁶¹⁸
^{DISPOSITION of coal tar and tar products}	¹⁵⁰			^564-567
^{ELECTRIC tar precipitation, cooling system of Wüste plant}	¹⁸⁶			^2670-2677
^{“ tar precipitation installation}	¹⁸⁶			^2537-2538
				^2804-2818
	¹⁸⁷			^3355-3359
^{EXPORTS of coal tar oil, statistical data on, (1943 - October 1944)}	¹⁵⁰			⁶²³
^{“ of coal tar products, statistical data on}	¹⁵⁰			⁶²²
^{EXTRACTION of LTC tar with selective solvents, by Terres}	¹⁵²			^739-754
	²⁰⁰			^{20 ‘1-20 ‘9}
^{FIFTY-THREE tar products, production figures and prices for}	¹⁵⁰			^291-293
^{FLOW sheet of production of coal tar derivatives}	¹⁵⁰			⁴⁵
^{“ sheet of plan for processing brown coal tars}	⁹¹			³⁷⁴
^{FUEL oil from coke oven tar}	²⁵³			^777-779
^{GERMAN high temperature coal tar industry, reported by E. R. Rhodes}	²²⁸			^{0 ’70-0 ‘88}
				^{10 ‘1-10 ‘67}
^{“ road system of tar roads during war, inspection of, by Pohler}	¹⁵¹			^845-847
^{“ tar plants, list of}	¹⁵⁰			^294-301
^{GESELLSCHAFT für Teerverwertung, G.m.b.H., Duisburg-Meiderich, reported by H. H. Bates}	¹⁹⁶			^{10 ’42-10 ‘46}
^{“ für Teerverwertung, G.m.b.H., reported by C. J. Waller and C. A. Murray}	²²⁷			^{40 ’36-40 ‘78}
^{GESELLSCHAFT für Teerverwertung, industrial report of, 1945}	¹⁵⁰			^202-204
^{“ für Teerverwertung, 1936-1940 production figures for}	¹⁵⁰			^309a-318
^{“ für Teerverwertung, Varziner Strasse, Duisburg-Meiderich, Ruhr. Reported by H. Bardgett}	²³⁹			^{10 ’81-10 ‘91}
^{GRANULATION of pitch, system “Still”, plant for}	¹⁵⁰			^448-449
^{HIRSCHFELD tar, processing of}	¹²⁶			^868-870
	¹⁷³			^329-330
^{INDOLE, homologues of in coal tar}	¹⁵⁰			^229-231
^{LIGHT oil obtained during dehydration of coal tar, processing}	¹⁵⁰			²⁰⁷
^{LIGNITE tar, investigation on treatment of, by T. Itakura}	²³²			^{10 ’15-10 ‘17}
^{MATERIALS for tar roads, Swiss specifications for, by Schmidt}	¹⁵¹			^883-886
^{MID-German brown coal tar, working up of}	¹²⁵	2^{nd Series}		^219-226
^{MISCIBILITY, testing of tar, pitches, etc. for}	²¹⁸			^{20 ’69-20 ‘71}
^{MIXING properties of tars and pitches}	²⁵¹			^158-159
^{MIXTURES of road tar and bitumen, investigations on, H. Mallison}	¹⁵¹			^833-837
^{MUTUAL solubility of tar oils, experiments on}	¹⁷⁵			^70205-70212
^Translation				^70213-70224
^{NAPHTHALENE, statistical data on production of, (1943 - November 1944)}	¹⁵⁰			⁶¹³
^{OIL and pitch yields in tar processing industry, by Moehrle}	¹⁵⁰			^305-309
^{OILS, statistical data on production sale, etc. of, (1943)}	¹⁵⁰			^601-603
^{PHENOL recovery from bituminous coal LTC tar}	¹⁴⁵			⁵²⁷
^{PHENOLS, production of from LTC tars}	¹⁶²			^427-430
^{Translation T-364}	²⁷⁴			^943-945
^{PIT coal pitch, production of in Ruhr district, 1936-1944}	¹⁵¹			⁹⁹⁶
^{PLANT site for processing tar, drawing}	¹⁵⁰			¹
^{PRICES of coal tar derivatives, Gesellschaft für Teerverwertung}	¹⁵⁰			^238-244
^{PROCESSES for producing coal tar derivatives, Gesellschaft für Teerverwertung}	¹⁵⁰			^245-284
^{PROCESSING, high temperature coal tar}	¹⁶²			^636-658
^{“ of Bruex tar, conference held in Ludwigshafen on 1/30/42 about}	¹⁴⁸			^288-294
^{“ of tar, letters from Carl Still and descriptions and drawings on}	¹⁵²			^635-641
^{“ tar}	²⁵³			^782-794
^{“ tar from Boehlen with medium oil for automobile and aviation gasoline}	¹⁶⁸			^86-99
^{“ tar to heavy oil}	¹⁶⁶			^215-250
				^284-317
				^318-348
^{“ to heavy oil, tar and coal}	¹⁶⁶			^187-214
^{PRODUCTION and processing of low temperature tar, 1943}	¹⁵²			^551-552
^{“ and sales of tar, oil, pitch, pitch coke, naphthalene, phenol, kresol, coumarone, benzol, gasol and methane, aviation fuel and fertilizer, charts showing, 1924-1944}	¹⁵¹			^636-651
^{“ of hard pitch, system “Still”, plant for}	¹⁵⁰			^456-458
^{“ of light tar oil, statistical data on}	¹⁵⁰			^626-633
^{RATIONING of tar and tar products}	¹⁵⁰			^560-563
^{RESEARCH, coal tar, by Kruber}	¹⁵⁰			^208-228
^{ROAD binders in old tar pavements, recovery of, by Honikel}	¹⁵¹			^838-839
^{“ making during World War and reducing use of tar in military road construction, by Laeger}	¹⁵¹			^859-864
^{“ tar construction, building companies’ viewpoint of, by Siedentop}	¹⁵¹			^893-896
^{“ tar construction, test office viewpoint of, by Ohse}	¹⁵¹			^896-898
^{“ tar, economies in use of}	¹⁵¹			^865-869
^{ROADS by cold construction, economizing with binding materials for}	¹⁵¹			^869-872
^{SEPARATION of brown coal LTC tar to SO_{2 raffinate and SO2 extract}}	^₉₇			^_16-18
^_Translation	^₂₂₅			^{_{80’101-80 ‘104}}
				^{_{80 ‘119}}
				^{_{80 ‘122}}
^{_{“ of phenols and cresols, etc., from coal tar and picene fractions from briquette pitch}}	^₁₅₀			^₅₄
^{_{SHALY coal tar, study on, by M. Cumamoto}}	^₂₃₂			^{_{20 ’78-20 ‘82}}
^{_{SPLITTING hydrogenation of tar}}	^₁₂₅	^{2nd Series}		^_43-47
^{_{“ of low temperature tar for production of motor fuel}}	^₁₅₂			^_760-762
^{_{STEEP roads with tar pavement, by Schaible}}	^₁₅₁			^_901-906
^{_{SUDETEN tar from Bruex coal}}	^₂₀₃			^_771-796
^{_{SYNDICATE for trade in coal tar products, activities of}}	^₁₅₀			^_568-573
^{_{TANK cars, handling of during loading of tar, by Schurhoff}}	^₁₅₁			^_847-850
^_TAR	^₁₆₅			^₅₉₆
^{_{“ and tar products, statistical data on production, sale, etc. of}}	^₁₅₀			^₆₀₀
^{_{“ concrete pavement, production of tar concrete for}}	^₁₅₁			^_881-883
^{_{“ dehydration in centrally heated stills}}	^₁₅₀			^_435-444
^{_{“ oil, processing of}}	^₁₆₇			^_960-962
^{_{“ oil, properties of before refining}}	^₇₂			^_632-633
^{_{“ oil, use of in gas turbines of air force}}	^₄₅		^₇₆	^_21-42
^{_{“ pavement}}	^₁₅₁			^_853-858
^{_{“ pavement, history of, by Eymann}}	^₁₅₁			^_906-910
^{_{“ , production of in Germany, 1936-1944}}	^₁₅₁			^₉₉₄
^{_{“ road construction, directions for control of}}	^₁₅₁			^_887-893
^{_{“ stalls fed with Bruex tar, discussions on}}	^₂₅₃			^_780-781
^{_{TARS and pitches}}	^₂₁₁			^{_{40 ’31-40 ‘104}}
^{_{TARRING of road surfaces for sealing and wear resistance, by Nussbaum}}	^₁₅₁			^_840-844
^{_{TECHNICAL directions for coating highways with tar and supplementary directions upon construction of roads, results obtained from}}	^₁₅₁			^_851-853
^{_{THREEFOLD increase in construction of tar roads since 1938, some reasons for}}	^₁₅₁			^_899-901
^{_{UNCOMMON components of coal tar}}	^₁₆₈			^_339-350
^{_{WASH oil residues (“wash tar”), processing of}}	^₁₅₂			^_763-764