U.K. ozonolysis facility onstream

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Laporte Fine Chemicals of London, UK, has finished building a $1.5-million ozonolysis plant at the Middlesbrough, UK, site. The facility will primarily produce a range of intermediates that include aldehydes, ketones and acids. With the completion of the plant, Laporte Fine Chemicals will be able to provide its business partners with ozone-derived intermediates from laboratory batch scale to multi-ton production.

Cyclic Crude and Intermediate Manufacturing, Cyclic Intermediates

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Cabot Supermetals to open thin films manufacturing facility

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Cabot Supermetals is constructing a new thin films production facility in Etna Corporate Park, Ohio. The 90,000 square foot facility will produce tantalum and other materials that are utilized in semiconductors and thin-film deposition systems.

United States, Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Ohio, Thin Film Materials, Buildings and facilities, Thin films, Dielectric films, Films (Materials), Cabot Supermetals

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A supercritical route to hydrogenation

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HEL Group Ltd. of the United Kingdom has designed and developed a laboratory-scale reactor for supercritical hydrogenation reaction process. Complete details of the reactor unit are presented.

Product development, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Equipment and supplies, Chemical industry, Nuclear reactors, Pesticides industry, Herbicides, Hydrogenation, Sulphur industry

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