GAS SYNTHESIS

TOM REEL

BAG

ITEM

FRAMES

ACETYLENE, addition of during carbon monoxide hydrogenation, R 266

48

586-587

Do., R 557

557-578

579-585

ALIPHATIC hydrocarbons, synthesis of, patent application and correspondence

100

20 ’31-20 ‘62

30 ’16-30 ‘19

ANTI-knock fuels, patent application and voluminous correspondence on synthesis of

100

10 ‘101-10 ‘134

20 ‘1-20 ‘30

BRANCHED hydrocarbons, production of

100

10 ’32-10 ‘41

BRITISH patent application on production of paraffin, by Fischer and Pichler

100

0 ’76-0 ‘89

CARBON compounds, oxygen-containing, preparation of by addition of water gas to olefins, R 654, R 655

36

3454

36

70 ‘3-70 ‘9

CATALYST formed into sludge with suitable liquid, synthesis with

177

1645

1762-1768

“ , separation of from liquids and its re-introduction with fresh starting material, O.Z. 13,955

17

40..1193-40..11**

CATALYTIC conversion of carbon monoxide and hydrogen to hydrocarbons, procedure for

134

Sec. IV

1

80 ’25-80 ‘31

Translation

259

1048-1054

“ conversion of carbon monoxide and hydrogen to olefinic and paraffinic hydrocarbons, by Herbert to Metallgesellschaft A. G.

35

3440

64

10 ‘8-10 ‘16

“ conversions, process for, O.Z. 14,310, 14,054, 13,716

19

146.1700-146.17**

CATALYTIC production of gasoline from carbon monoxide and hydrogen, process for, R 574

36

3454

36

50 ’40-50 ‘42

CLARIFICATION of products resulting from conversion of carbon monoxide with hydrogen, O.Z. 14,260

15

2397-2404

Translation by Texas Co.

243

0 ’88-0 ‘98

COMBINATION city gas production and synthesis

36

3451

4

70 ‘104-70 ‘109

“ process for gasoline synthesis from carbon monoxide hydrogenation and city gas production, R 579

36

3454

36

50 ’47-50 ‘53

Do., R 594

50 ’89-50 ‘94

3451

4

70 ‘104-70 ‘109

70 ‘112

39

3453

1

80 ’23, 80 ‘38

Do., R 566

177

1647-1648

1724-1727

Do., R 576

1734-1737

Do., R 579

1738-1743

CONVERSION of carbon monoxide with hydrogen, process for, R 321

37

3451

35

30 ’91-30 ‘93

Do., R 581

36

3454

36

50 ’54-50 ‘62

Do., R 581)

177

1642

Do., R 589)

“ of carbon monoxide with hydrogen, O.Z. 11,499, 13,005, 13,281, 13,346

17

32..848-32..865

32..872-32..880

32..881-32..889

“ of carbon monoxide with hydrogen (and preparation of iron catalysts), O.Z. 13,141

219

10 ’38-10 ‘44

“ of carbon monoxide with hydrogen, O.Z. 12,948, 13,005, 13,010, 13,281, 13,345, 13,346

19

136.1595-141.1655

Do., O.Z. 14,294

26

11..578-11..586

11..596-11..602

“ of unsaturated compounds, in particular olefins, into oxo compounds or their conversion products, R 598

36

3454

36

50 ‘106-50 ‘107

CONVERSIONS, performing chemical, O.Z. 13,716

134

50 ’68-50 ‘78

Do., O.Z. 13,717

17

32..898-32..906

CORRESPONDENCE in Fischer and Pichler application on paraffin synthesis

100

0 ’50-0 ‘75

“ on synthesis patent applications

100

0 ‘3-0 ‘23

30 ’76-30 ‘87

30 ’91-30 ‘99

40 ‘1-40 ‘84

10 ’48-10 ‘100

DECHLORINATION of condensation and poly-merization products of olefins obtained by splitting of hydrogenation products of carbon monoxide, R 723

37

3451

36

50 ‘108-50 ‘111

DEFINITE consumption proportion of carbon monoxide to hydrogen, process for pro-duction of, R 537

39

3453

1

80 ’63-80 ‘65

ETHYLENE and acetylene, addition of during carbon monoxide hydrogenation, R 563

48

589-591

EXOTHERMIC conversions, performing, R 635

36

3454

36

60 ’74-60 ‘83

“ reactions, process and equipment for performing

134

50 ’58-50 ‘67

EXTRACTION arrangement, especially for extraction of deposits on catalysts, Krupp, K 160

177

1769-1785

FORMIC acid, production of from CO and H_{2, patent application, and correspondence}