Ullmanns Encyklopädie der technischen Chemie

Ullmanns Encyklopädie der technischen Chemie

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chaarnl Ehgmmug scmlce Vd 33 pp is71472 Pnnted I” Glut Bllimo 6 Pernmal Press Ltd. 19n

ulhams~der~ 13 Hommne

bts KeramlL

(Hormones

Cllemk, 4th Edn, to Ceranuc)

Vol

Published by Verlag Chemle, Wemheun-New York 1977, 735 pages, 211 8gures and 1% tables, subscnptlon pnce DM 380 The number af keywords m tins volume was sbghtIy mcreased from 32 to 36 compared wrth the last edmon The Improvements depend on more than mere supplementmg and updatmg, but on a remslon with the stress on more systematrc arrangement and coherence For example, the keyword “hydrogenahon” summ-s the numerous processes m thrs field along wtth the dehydrogenahon. referrmg frequently to the keywords of the The iirst SIX(fundamental) volumes also are substances menboned often referred to, especmlly concermng the reactor design But there are some “missmg Imks”. e g some hmts on kmetic or mass transfer data, to carry out the design procedures mentioned The comparison of the old and new keyword “catalysis” mdzcates the development of thus topic by the change from a descnpttve to a (as far as possible) mechamstlc presentation

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der &b&&en CLearlc, 4th Edn, VoI Farben bls Kork (Cerauuc Colours to Cork)

Published by Verlag Chemie, Wemheun, New York 1977, 717 pages, 363 figures and 249 tables, subscnptton prrce DM 380The edruon of de “Ulhnann” IS contmued rapidly with Vol 14 The reduction of the keywords m thus volume compared wtth the last edition IS due to the concentration under more comprehensive headbnes, wluch results m a more lucid presentatton By the delegation of the author&p to more than 100 experts, most of them from the process mdustry concerned, the editors managed to compde competent contrtbutmns of unmedtate interest The Subjects treated more extensively are nuclear technology, ketenes, ketones, adhesives. cobalt, coal, carbon oxldes, carbon and hydrocarbons The section “nuclear technology” was almost doubled accordmg to Its present importance It 1s grouped mto hlstortcal and fundamental aspects, general and power plant reactors, thermal reactors, breeder reactors, fuel cycle and nuclear fusion, thus gvmg a concme survey on 170 pages The topic

DECEEMA Ckpistrg JMa Serias Vol brmm Data Collection, Part 2a Ormmc Alcohols by J Gmelmg and U Onken Pubbshed DM 142. -

by

DECHEMA

I Vapor-Liquid EqmbHydroxy Compounds

Frankfurt/M

1977,

750

pages,

Just four months after Vol I. Part 1. DECHEMA contmues the pubhcauon of the Data Sents with Vol I, Part 2a Thts part covers 207 binary, ternary and quaternary systems from the Dortmund data bank with methanol, ethanol or I-propanol as one of the components Each bmary system IS represented by expcnmental data from a gwen bterature source, an equdiirmm dmgram, parameters of correlation equations and a list of devlatlons for eqmbbnum

Other keywords displayed m full detml are hormones, hydrides. msectlcldes. ion exchangers, msulatmg mater&s, ISOtapes, potasstum and rubber, w&h IS discussed extensively m the sections natural rubber, synthetic rubber, rubber chemicals, addlttves, processmg and teshng The scope of the sublects treated IS illustrated by mmor keywords such as “caugh reme&es” or “hydra&c fluids” In some mmor keywords, e g “mterferones” or “catlomc dyes” more engmeermg data instead of chemical aspects should be mcluded Present Interests are considered, e g m the keyword “msectlctdes”, m which residue problems (behavior m the envuonment, wamng penods. anzdyttcal problems etc ) occupy abnost one quarter of the 46 pages The unique autorshlp of more than 100 experts III this volume succeeded m contnbutmg specific and useful knowledge along with the numerous and competent references up to 1977

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“coal” (generaI aspects, Fischer-Tropsch-synthesis, gasdicatlon, hydrogenation, carbomzatlon. cokmg) could serve as a 282-paged monograph of coal technology, mcludlng 647 references up to 1977 It regards the recent developments m coal gasdicatlon and hydrogenation and describes 111detad all (pdot) plants m operatlon and under construchon, thus anhclpatmg processes of future unportance The keyword “hydrocarbons” covers the common aspects of this matter m addition to the keywords of the more unportant substances menttoned, which are referred to It sums up the methods of production and recovery, the properties as well as the separatton of hydrocarbons References to design procedures of mdusmal reactors carried out are mlssmg m general, but they have, to everybody’s regret, ranty value The “UlImann” continues to be the mdespensable work of reference for engmeers and chemists, which IS up to date (of Its publication) as far as possible It IS to be hoped, that the edltlon keeps its speed, thus the work wdl be completed m four years K

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concentrations and temperatures, citlculated according to the Mar&es, the van Laar, the W&on. the NRTL and the UNIVAC method Furthermore it 1s indicated whether the pomt test of van Ness and the mtegrai test of Redhch-Klster for data consistency was positive, negahve or did not converge For ternary systems only W&on. NRTL and UNIVAC parameters, for systems wrth more than three components no parameters of actwlty coefficient equations are sven Vol I, Part 2b with abphat~c and aroma& alcohols and phenols as well as Vol I, Part 3 IS expected to appear m 1978 If the authors could keep up this pace of pubhcatlon for the remammg 23 parts of the series, tIus data collection wdl be found very often m plant design and techmcal bbranes H 1571

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