An edition of Chemical methods for utilizing wood (1907)

Chemical methods for utilizing wood

including destructive distillation, recovery of trupentine, rosin, and pulp, and the preparation of alcohols and oxalic acid.

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An edition of Chemical methods for utilizing wood (1907)

Chemical methods for utilizing wood

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Wood distillation, Wood
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Cover of: Chemical methods for utilizing wood
Chemical methods for utilizing wood: including destructive distillation, recovery of trupentine, rosin, and pulp, and the preparation of alcohols and oxalic acid.
1907, Government printing office.

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United States. Bureau of Chemistry. Circular -- 36, Circular (United States. Bureau of Chemistry) -- no. 36.

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47 p.

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OL7122259M
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