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; 111cI . - i tr:*. I r'\ U .J1 (c } ) I> 0557533 LEXOLDMON004938 TRADEMARKS... Tl. -ora Mcm.on., and ,, X'o.'oiio block M r. Momonto'i rtu,,i ,nn,--ij rrd.-vn.^ o--d e- :> C. 0 s. fol#nl Ufl-c#. Ill# "0 i-d# coniuni oibr uuormant owned by Mooionto. Trod-iwoAi h.ch or* rpil*rcd in lh* U. S- Por*nl Ofllt* or* norlitd with an atlentli (`I. AILPHARSTBCAB- PITOIlUSCT BCiSESEil A A-l Thlocarbatiilkle 'Rubber Chemical)................................. 43 A-32* (Rubber Chemical)................................................................. 43 A-100* (Rubber Cli'Miiu il)...............................................................42 Accelerator)! 'Rubbi-i Chemical)................................................42 Acetate. Vinyl * ................................................................................ AcotophcnutidLn U.S.P....................................................................... 19 Acetylene Acids and Anhydrides (Carboxylic) it ami 15 ACL*.................................................................................... 17. 4(5 and 51 Acrylonitrile............................................................................. 23 and4-1 Actnmer*................................................................................................... 46 Adhesives....................... 44 Adipic Acid.................................................................................14 and34 Agricultural Chemicals..................................................7-io Ah craft Hydraulic 1 laids................................................11 and 12 Alcohol. Methyll ...................................................................... Alkuluto 122 (Dndecyl Benzene).................................................... 54 Alkalulc 1 :so (Alkyl Benzene).......................................................... 54 Alkophos* (Aluminum Add Phosphates)............................... 27 Alkyl Acid Phosphates ............................ 27 Alkyl Aryl Phosphate Santlclzc-r* 141).................................... 40 Alkyl Aryl Sulfonates 'Santomorse*)........................ 21 and 53 Alkyl Benzene iDo-lccylheiizeno)................................................. 24 Alkyl Benzene iTridccvlbenzene)..................................24 and54 Alkyl Phenol fDodec.-inhcnol) .............................21. 24 and 54 Alkyl Phenol (Nonylphenob.......................... . 21. 24 and 51 All;yhnlline C-12 (Dodecylnnlltne>..............................................16 Aluminum Add Pnor-phatcs 'Aikopbor.*)............................... 27 Aluminum C'hlorid- Solution 32' 116..........................................13 Aluminum Sulfare Commercial Dry......................................... 50 Aluminum Sulfate Commercial Liquid................................... 51 Aluminum Sulfate lion free. . ..................................................... 51 a-Methyl Styrene t .............................................................................. Amines.............................................................................................15-17 Ammonia. Anhydrous....................................................................... 8 Ammonia, Aqua . .......................................................................... 8 Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer K-2* Pellets........................... 8 Ammonium Nitie.ic I'- rtdi/cr Pellets...................................... 8 Ammonium Nitrate ;d'7 Solution............................................. 8 Ammonium Phosphate, di..............................................................25 Ammonium Phosphate, ethyl.......................................................25 Ammonium Phosphate, mono...................................................... 25 Ammonium Phosphate, tiinhvl..................................................25 Anhydrous Monocalcium Phosphate (Py-Ran*)................. 25 Anionic Surface Active Agents.............................. 53 Anlsldlne (ortho)................................................................................... 15 Anlsidino uuua>......................................................................................1G Anti-Caking Flow Conditioners.............................45 Anti-Foaming Agents......................................................... 45 Antioxidants.................................................................................. 46 Anti-Slip and Anti-SoilAgents................ 45 and 46 Aroctor* Compounds...........................................................................35 Aroclor4 Fluids....................................................................................... 11 . Aroclor* Polychlorinated Polyphenyls.. 17 Aromatic. Heavy -Solvent'!.............................................................. Aromatic Tars. Petroleum Residuals! ............................. ........... Asphlu .................. 19 Avudex*........................... 9 Avadux* BW................................ 9 0 Itnntex* (Zinc MDT) Rubber Chemicals.................................. 41 llfttlcry Acid (Electrolyte) ................. 13 Benthul* Alkyd Resin Intermediate.......................................... 49 '/{rpitlrrid T'adfninrk Mowanlo Chemical Campanil iThit product U'(M added too lute to include detailed product copy. For MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY M-5/3 Menzeiic* Il'tUuK A. :d .................................................................................. 15 Benzyl Benzoato................................................................................... 23 Benzyl Chloride ................................................................................... is Benzyl Chloride. Stabilized ........................................................18 Biphenyl 'Diphenyl and Phenylbeiizenc)....................... 23 Blsphonol A............................................................................................. 20 Bisphenol A--Hydrogenated .........................................................24 Bioaching Compounds.....................................5-4 Bone Ash................................................................................................ 49 Brush-Blitz........................................................................................... 10 Brush Killers........................................................10 Brush-O-Cide.......................................................................................... 10 Butadiene!.................................................................................................. Butcne-2f .................................................................................................. Butyl Ben/%1 Pi.thalate 'Sanlicl/or* 160)..............................38 Butyl Ifecyl Phlh'ilatn 'Santimcr* 603)...............................38 Butyl Phthdil Butyl Glycollatc .Santlcizer* B-16).........40 c CalTeiue...................................................................................................... 20 Calcium Phosphates.............................................................. 25 Calcium Pyroyho'phato....................................................................25 Calcium Silicate .Has)..................................................................... 14 Carbolic Add d'henol)...................................................................... 21 Carbon Dioxide ....................................................................................13 Casein and Soybean Adhesives......................................................44 Catalysts............................................................................................. 48 Caustic Potash........................................................................................14 Cellulose Acetate ;Viiepak*)...........................................................34 Ceiluloslc liosins/PInstlcs................................................34 Chemical Specialty Catalysts................................... 47 Chloramine-T. N.F................................................................18 and 46 Chloroanlline. meta.............................................................................1G Chloroanlline. ortho............................................................................16 Chloroaniline. paia.............................................................................. 10 CJilorophcnol, oitlio........................................................................... 20 Chlorophonol. para..............................................................................20 Chlorosulfonio Acid............................................................................. 21 Coal Tar Resins........................................................................... 34 Collochal Silicas ,^yton*)...................................................45 and 46 Compressor Lubricant H'ydraul* AC)........................................12 Ooolanol* 35.. . ....................................................................................... 11 Coolunol* 45.............................................................................. 11 end 12 Coumr.rin.................................................................................................. 49 Cresyl Diphenyl Phosphate (Gasoline Grado)...................... 27 Crop-Guard............................................................................................. 9 Curing Agents..............................................................................48 Cyclohex-nol........................................................................................... 24 Cycloheiylamine................................................................................... 16 D 2.4-D Amine............................................................................................ 9 2.4-D Butyl Ester................................................................................. 9 2.4-D Butyl Fster Concentrate..................................................... 9 2.4-D Ester Aeru! Fmulsifiable)................................................ 9 2.4-D Cianulnr...................................................................................... 9 2.4-D Isopropyl Ester......................................................................... 9 2.4-D I.o-.V Volatile Fster.................................................................. 9 2.4-D/2.1.5-T Butyl Fster..................................................................10 2.4.-D 2.1.5-T Low Volatile Ester.................................................10 DDBSA--Dod< cylb-'ii/ene Sulfonic Acid.................21 and 53 DDBSA-94 .............................................................................. 22 and 53 Dcfoainor PC-1214................................................................................ 45 Dcfoamer PC-1344 ......................................................28, 45 and 50 Detergent intermediates..............................................54 Di Ammonium Phosphate.............................................................. 25 Dibutyl Kumarato................................................................................ 34 Dibutyl Malontc.................................................................................... 34 Dlbutyl Phthal.ite........................... 36 Dibutyhimine Pyrophosphate 'D.P. Solution*). ....... 50 Dlcalcium l'hu.-plute Anhydrous................................................25 Dlcalclum Phosphate Dihydrate ..............................................25 Diculclum Phosphate. Feed Grade............................... 7 and 25 055753* LEXOLDMONOQ4939 M-5/-1 3.4- DiehloriutiM!ne i:i.4-DCA)..................................16 J>11 hIt*j'>1jcn. <'n('. ortho.............................................. IS 2.4- Dlchk>rophenol.................................................21) Dicyelolioxyl Phthaluto (DCHP).................................. 36 Dlcyclohrxylamlnc..................................................... 16 Dielectric Coolant for Electronic Equipment (Coolanol' 45) ........................................... 11 and 12 Diethyl Phthaluto......................................................30 Dl-2-EthyJhexyl Adipate ,DOA) ................................. 35 Di-2-Ktll.vlhrxyl Phthalate iDOP)................................30 Dlhydroxy Diphenyl 'hilfono. .................................... 20 Dilsodccy) Adipate iDIDA)......................................... 36 Dlisodccyl Phthalate D1UP).......................................30 Dlisooctvl lMitluilato iDIOP)....................................... 37 Di-isopropyl H-'n/i'iiet ................................................ Dimethyl I'hthalate...................................................37 Dl-N-Octyl. N-Deey! Adipate iDNODA)....................... 36 Diphenyl iHiphenvl or Phenylbenzono)....................... 23 Diphenyl I'hthalate................................................... 37 DipheiD Ipilannlltie I'hthalate (Gunntal*) Rubber Chemical................................................... 42 Disixiium Phosphate, Anhydrous................... '........... 26 Dihodium l'ho.'i'hat". lHu>hydr..le.............................. 20 Dodrcylarwhnc...........................................................10 Dodccylhcnzenc (Alkyl Benzene).................................24 Dodccylphcnol- -Alkyl Phenol.....................21. 24 and 54 Domes (Gcospace Utility Shelter).............. 7 DPO (Diphenyb'.uamdinc).......................................... 42 D.P. Solution* (l)ibutylamtne Pyrophosphate).. ........ 50 DX-840 Resins ......................................................... 35 Dytrol* (L'ulnt Brush Preserver)..................................37 E E-2* Pellets (Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer)........................ 8 El-Stxty* (Rubber Chemical)......................................................... 41 F.lastopar* (Rubber Chemical)...................................................... 44 Electronic Materials......................................... 11 Ethavan (Ethyl Vanillin)................................................. 17 and 48 Ethyl Ammonium Phosphate........................................................25 Ethyl lien/cnct.......................................................................................... Ethyl rCT................................................................................................. 22 Ethyl Phthalyl Ethyl Glycollate (Santlclzer* E-15)...........39 Kverlse* Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate...................... 20 Extruding and Calendering Material (Lustrex*).................31 F Farm Chemicals.............................................. 7-11 Feed Supplements.................................. 7 and 8 Eerrophflsphorus (Don Phosphide).............................................28 Fertilizers................................................... 8 and 9 Field-Clean.............................................................................................. 9 Flatting Agents..................................................48 Flavorings................................................ 17 and 48 Flectol* H iltubbcr Chemical).......................................................43 Formaldehyde.........................................................................................24 Formaldehyde Resins...................................... 35 Fruit Spiuy iStop Scald*). ..........................................................10 Fuel Oil Additives iSantolene*).................................................... 29 Fumarlc Acid...........................................................................................15 . Functional Fluids............................... 11. 12 and 13 Fungicides........................................................... 9 G Gallium Arsenide (Electronic Grade)........................................ 11 Gear Oil Additives SantopouiM ................................................ 30 Geospacc Utility Shelter (Domes)............. 7 Cilassy Sodium Phosphate >011 C<*> ....................................... 27 Clnnntal* (Diphenylr.uunidme Phthalate) Rubber Chemical............................................................................................... 42 'Frgirtcrrd Triuirmi'rk Monunnl.i Chemical Company \Thii prixlucl u'U c.dilni tvo lute to include detailed product tupy. For MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY M ill -(!-Si-. , la H HAeld.......................................................................................................... Halogen-Containing Compounds it. is and to HU-20* Partially Hydrogenated Alkvl-Aryl Hydrocarbon.................................................................... 37 and 41 IIB-40* Partially Hydror.enated Terphenyl............................37 Heavy Aromatics, Solvent! ............................................................ Heavy Chemicals .............................................. 13 and 14 Herbicitlal Oii No. 1 .......................................................... ... 9 Herbicldal Od Nos. 6 and 7........................ ...................... 9 Herbicides ........................................................................ 0 and 10 H. T. Monnealclum Phosphalo (Spray Dried)...................... 25 Hydraulic Fluids ...............................................................Hand 12 Hydrochloric Acid iMuriatic Acid)..............................................it Hydrogenated Uisphenol A............................................................. 24 I Indium Arsenide--Electronic Grade ..................................... 11 Indium Phm; hide -- >.!euionic Grade...................................... 11 Inseitkiucs..........................................................10 Insoluble Sulfur CO.............................................................................. 44 Iron Phosphide (Ferrophosphorus)............................................ 28 Isobutene t ............................................................................................. Isooctyl Isodecyl Phthnlalc (Santtclzor* C02)....................... 38 L. Lampblack................................................................................................50 Lustran* Molding and Exttudlng Compound ....................30 I.ustrex* Extruding and Calendering Material.....................31 Lustrex* Styrene Molding Compound...................................... 30 Lytion* Surface Coating Roaln.................................................... 31 Lytion* Synthetic................................................................................ 31 Lytron* Textile Resin........................................................................ 31 M Maleic Anhydride................................................ .15. 35 and 50 MCP Amine............................................................................................ 9 Melamine Formaldehyde (Scrlptlte* 330) ............................ 51 Melamine Rosins....................................................................... 33 Melumme-LTcrt Resins...................................................................... 44 Morsizc* il'jpor Sizing A rent)...................................................... 51 Mertax* iMllT) S-mcrraptoluir/othiaxole.............................. 42 Meitone* VP-1 Precoat for Reproduction Papers)........ 50 Meta-Ohloioamlme............................................................................. 10 Metal Processing Compounds......................49 Methanol...................................................................................................24 Methapyrilene Fumarute (Thenykpyramlno Fumarateh.......................................................................................... 20 Methapyrilene Hydrochloride (Tlicnylpyrumino Hydrochloride).................................................................................. 20 Methionine Hydroxy Analogue (MHA)*................................. 7 Methyl Alcoholt ............................................................................. Methyl Diphenyl Phosphate (rh-stunoM1)1`).. .28 und 29 Methvl rmathion................................................................................. 10 Methyl PCI- ......................................................................................... 22 Methyl Phthalyl Ethyl Glvcollate (Sailtici/er* M-17)...........................................................................39 Methyl Salicylate ..............................................................................49 Methyl Salicylate U.S.P.................................................................... 17 Methyl Salicylate t/.S.P. Synthetic...........................17 and 49 Methyl Stiteno-a'............................................................................ _ Methyl Toluenesulfonale................................................................ 22 Mixed Acid .Nitrating Arid)........................................................... D Mod Epox* ......................................... ...............................................37 Mono Ammonium Phosphate ......................................... 35 Mono Thiuid* Rubhi r Vie mlcuD.......................................... 4-' Mor.oihlorophtm.lie AnMdndo ......................................... *' Monomers for Synthetic Rubber.............. 11 Monopot a-rium Phosphate .................................................. Monosodimn l'ho>phate 7 und.a Monsanto Penta* 'iVntachlorophenol Technical) ........................................................... p.. 47 |;i > Monsanto Polyethylene* Coating .Material; Monsanto Polyethylene* EuruduiK ACah-mh nr.* ^ Material .................................................................................... 0557535 LEXOLDMON004940 Monsanto Polyethylene* Molding Compounds. Moiil.ir* K- .1:).=................................................................ Mon tar* SyiUfKt If E< . !ns........ ................................. Muriatic Acid Ulydroclilorlc Acid)........................ 32 37 31 14 n i N Naphthalene) ......................................................... NKH* HO and 85 Clon-Fumlng Rrightener)............................ 49 .. P.irathlon................................................................................................ |0 Nitric Acid.................................................................................................J* Nltroanillne--ortlio.............................................................................. }| Nltrochlorotx'n/em --ortho............................................................ N It rochloro benzene--para................................................................18 Nitrogen Fertilizer Solutions........................................................ 8 Nltropln'iiol- -p.ua................................................................................81 Nonionic Surface Active Agents......53 and 54 ................................................ 8Nonylphenol--Alkyl Phenol...................................21. 24 and M O Odorants.............................................. Oil Additives (Santolubc*).......................................... Ollfos* Glassy Sodium Phosphate......................... Oleum................................................................................... Opfdon* Vh.yl Chloride Extruding & Calendering Material............................................... Opalon* Vinyl Chloride Molding Compounds. Ortho-Anis.Idine............................................................. Ortho-Chlorounlline.................................................... Ortho-Chlorophenol...................................................... Or.tho-Dichloiobenzenc.............................................. Ortho-Nllroaniline....................................................... Ortho-Nltrochlurobenzcne....................................... Ortho-Phenet Idino. ...................................................... Ortho-Tolyl liiguaiildc iSopanox*)...................... Orthophosplionc Acid (Phosphoric Acid)........ ' OS-45* 7Vpe HI (High Temp. Aircraft Hydraulic Fluid)........................................................ OS-45* Type IV (High Temp. Aircraft Hydraulic Fluid)........................................................ ................. 49 29 and 30 .................27 ................. 13 ................. 31 ................. 31 ..................15 ................ 16 ................ 20 ................ 16 ................ 16 ................ 18 ................. 17 ................. 46 ..7 and 14 .11 and 12 .11 and 12 P Palnt/Cooting Ingredients....... ... 49 and 50 Paper Chemicals........................... Pftpor Sizing Agent (Morslzo*)......................... parn-Anlskline.......................................................... para-Chloioaniline................................................. para-Chioioplknol................................................. para-Pichlorobauene (Sontochlor*)........... para-Nitroanlhne.................................................... pata-NTHuchlovohenzene.................................... para-Nitrophvnol.................................................... para-PhencUdinc.................................................... paift-Tolueiicsulfonamlde.................................. para-Toluenesulfonyl Chloride....................... l'arathion--Nil an*................................................. PC-1244................................... ...................................... PO-1341........................................................................ .... 50 and 51 .......................61 .......................16 .................... .16 .......................20 ____10 and 19 .......................16 .......................18 .......................21 ........................ 17 .................... 22 .......................22 .................... 10 ........................ 45 28. 45 and 50 Pcntarhloronitrobenzcne (PCNB)................. Potitnchlorophenol. Technical (Monsanto l'enta*)..................................................................... 19. 47 and 52 Pentenes. Mixedt.................................................... Pctrofus* Sodium Tripolyr osphate........... Y.ki Petroleum Residuals, Aromatic Tarsi........ Petroleum Additives.:............ 28. 29 and 30 Pharmaceuticals..................................... 19 and 20 Phenacetin (Acolophenctidir U. S. P.).................... ..............19 Phctictldlne-- ortho .......................................................... ..............17 l'hcnctidine--para.............................................................. ..............17 l'lionol (Carbolic Add) .................................................... ............21 Phonollc Mid Resorcinol Resins....................................................44 Phenolic Kcsms iResmox*)..............................................................33 Phenolic Varnishes (Reslnox*)...................................... ..............33 Phonolphtlialcin................................................................... ..............20 Phcnolsulfonic Acid.......................................................................... 21 PhcnyUjonzciio (l)lphenyl) ............................................ ..............23 *h'rQiltred 7>od(i>:ark .\fon*anfi> CArmt'col Company 17`Am product iidj oddfd toe late to include detailed product copy. For information u-nte: MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Marketing Services Dept. 800 No. J.iiidn. i.'.n Hiv .l . St. I.ouis 66. Mo. Phosphate Feed Solution................................................................ 7 Phosphatlr Fertilizer Solution.................................................... R PhosphoJcum *...................................................................... . 9 .mil 2G Phosphoilc Acid (75. 80 and 86rl)............................................ 26 Phosphoric Acid (Orthophnsphorlc Acid).................7 and 14 Phosphoric Anhydride (Phosphorus Pentoxldc). 11 and 28 Phosphorus. Elemental.....................................................................28 Phosphorus Oxychloride--...........................................................28 Phosphorus Pontasulfkle..................................................................28 Phosphorus Penioxide Phosphoric Anhydride). 14 and 28 Phosphorus Trichloride................................................................. 2.8 Phostane MDP Methyl Diphenyl Phosphate). .28 and 2'.i Phthalic Anhydride..................................................... 15. 35 and 50 Phthalyl Chloride................................................................................. 19 Plasticizers................................................................................35-38 Plastics /Kcslns/Plastlclzers.................................. 36-41 Polyethylene*.......................................................................... 32 Potassium Phosphates.......................................................26 Preservatives --- Feed, Grain and Fruit....................................................................................................... 10 Propylene!............................................................................................... Pydraul* AC Oomprcr-^r Lubricant.......................................... 17 Pydraul * Hydraulic 1 hr.ds--......................................12 and 1 ) Py-Ran* Anhydrous Monocalclum Phosphato.................... 25 R R-2 Crystals (Rubber Chemical)..................................................42 Kandoi*. .1............................................................................................ 9 Randox* T................................................................................................ 9 Rcslmene*................................................................................................ 33 ResJracne* Melamine......................................................................... 33 Resin Oils. Petroleumt......................................................................... Reslnox....................................................................................................... 33 Reslnox* Liquid Phenolic Resins.................................................33 Reslnox* Phenolic (Lump and Resins Compound).......... 33 Rcslnox* Phenolic Varnishes......................................................... 33 Resloom* E-50....................................................................... 33 and 52 Rcsloom* Essentially Monomeric Melamine........................ 33 ltcsorclnol and Phenolic Resins...........................................44 Rogue*.......................................................................................................... 9 Rubber Chemicals........................................41-44 RZ-50A* (Rubber Chemical).......................................................... 42 RZ-50D* (Rubber Chemical)......................................... 42 s Saccharin................................................................................................. I7 Saccharin. U. S. P................................................................48 and 51 Saccharin. Sodium.............................................................................. 7 Saccharin. Sodium U. S. P............................................. 48 and 52 Saflex* Vinyl Rutyral..........................................................................32 Salicylic Acid...........................................................................................15 Salt Cake (Sodium Sulfate. Anhydrous, Technical).............................................................................................13 Santlcl/.cr l-H Plasticizer................................................22 and 39 Santtcl/er 3 Plasticizer......................................................22 and 39 Santlclzer 6 Plasticizer......................................................23 and 39 Santlclzer 9 Plasticizer...................................................................... 39 Santlclzer F-15 Plasticizer...............................................................39 Santlclzer JJ-16 Plasticizer................................................ 40 Santlclzer M-17 Plasticizer............................................................. 39 Santlclzer 140 Plasticizer ............................................................... 40 8antlclzer Ml Plasticizer................................................................. 40 Santlclzer 1Gb Plasticizer................................................................. 38 Sanllcizer 105 Plasticizer..................................................................40 Santlclzer 213 Plasticizer................................................................. 38 Santlclzer 214 Plasticizer..................................................................40 Sanl (cizor -F'P Plasticizer.................................................................. 40 Snnticizcr cot* Plasticizer..................................................................38 Santlcizcr t;0i Plasticizer..................................................................38 Santlclzer CTO Plasticizer..................................................................41 Santlclzer 6.U Plasticizer........... '.................................................. 41 Santiclzer C.16 Plasticizer..........................................................41 Santobritc* iSodlum Pentachlorophenate, Technical) .......................................................................................... 47 Santocc'I* (Silica Aerogel tor Industrial Applications)...................................................................................... 45 Snntocel* (Silica Aerogel for Thermal Insulation)............45 Santochlor* u>ara-Dlchlorobcnzeiie)........................ 10 and 19 o5i>^36 LEXOLDMON004941 M-5/6 Rantocure* CV.>'im<'al)................................................. 4 Santoeur''* ; 'h"iMi.>r ('!i< ri:ica.1) ...........................................4 Santorure* NS .Rubber Chemieul).............................................4 Suntoflox* AW (Rubber Chemical)............................................. 4 Santoflex* UP (Rubber Chemical)........................................... 4 Siuitollex* 75 (Rubber Chemical)................................................ 4 Simtitfomc*............................................................................................ 3 Sunloli'iu'* 0 (Fuel Oil Additive) ............................................... 2 Sautolcm'* FC (Fuel Oil Additive) ........................................... 2 Saiilolnu'* U-LV 'Fuel Oil Additive).........................................2 Santolene* J <Fuvl Oil Additive!..................................................2 Santolilc* Mill' ...................................................................................2 Santolilc* MHP Industrial Resin................................................ 2 Santolitc* MS <yiv: Industrial Uesln)......................23 and 3 Suntolube* TO 'Oil Additive) .......................................................Z Snntoluho* L'OJ-0 Oil Additive) ................................................ 2 Rnnlolube* 3.i:i (Oil Additive)........................................................ 2 Santolubo* .V>2 (Oil Additive) ...................................................... 2 Sant.ohibe* 301 Oil Additive) Zinc Dialkyl Dithioplu'sidiatO .............................................................................2 Suntotubo* 3'H-C 'Oil Additive)................................................ 2 Santolube* 306-X (Oil Additive).................................................. 2 Rnntnlubo* ml O.l Adddive)........................................................ 3 Santolube* 410 .Oil Aiid'.UiC) .......................................................3 Santonins);' II 'Odor-Maskins A/tent..........................49 and 5 Rantomerse* Alkyl Aryl Sulfonates............................. 21 and 5 Santonox* ...............................................................................23 and 3 Santonox* II......................................... '..............................................3 Santophcn* 1 Germldde...................................................19 and 4 Santophcn* 1 Solution................................. 19 and 4 Santopold* 22-K1 --Clear Oil Additive. . .................................3 Santopold* 23-111 - Goar Oil Additive........................................3 Santopold* 33--Gear Oil Additive................. 3 Santopold* 3!> --Gear Oil Additive .......................................... 3 Santopold* S~Geur Oil Additive.................................................3 Santopour* O--Oil Additive .......................................................3 Santotjuin* and Suntouum* Mixture No. 0 7 and 4 Santosito*--Sodium Sulfite Anhydrous Technical.............1 Snntolan* KH basic Chrome Sulfato........................................5 Snntovar* A (Rubber Clu'inical).................................................. 4 Snntowhlte* Crystals (Rubber Chemical)...............................4 Rantowhlto* L (llubber Chemical)............................................. 4 Santowhlte* MK '.Rubber Chemical)........................................4 Santmvhitc* Powder (Rubber Chemical). ............................ 4 Scrlpsot*.................................................................................................... 5 Scrlptlte* 330--Melamine Formaldeliydo..............................5 Rcriptile* 400--Urea- Formaldehyde.........................................5 Silica lUuonel fur Industrial Applications (Santocd*)...........................................................................................4 Silica Aerocel for Thermal Insulation (Sautoccl*)..... .4 Silicon-- Klectrontc Grade . . ......................................................... 1 Skydiol* 500-A (Fire Resistant Jet Aircraft Hydrniilie Fluid) ................. 1 Skydrol* 7000 iFire Resistant Aircraft Hydraulic Fluid)............................................................................... 1 Slap,. Calcium Silicate........................................................................1 Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate (Evcrise*)................................... 2 Sodium benzoate......................................................................... .2 Sodium Disulfide (Nitre Cake)..................................................... 1 Sodium Hisuliite Anhydrous ........................................................ 5 Sodium 11 exam et .(phosphate................. 2 Sodium tneU-Nilrubenzene Sulfonate.....................................2 Sodium Petitachloropheuate. Technical (Snt)tobnte*i...................................................................................... 4 Sodium Salicylate. U.R.P..................................................................2 Sodium Sulfite Anhydrous Technical........................................ 1 Sodium Sullite Anhydrous ............... 5 Sodium Tnpolyphosphate...............................................................2 Sopanox*--ortho-'TnlyI bUuanide.............................................. 4 Soybean and Casein Adhesives..................................................... 4 81} Phosphate...................................... 2 Stabilized Methyl ra rath Ion..........................................................1 Sterox* AJ--AJ-1U0............................................................................. b Sterox* AP--AP-100.............................................................................5 Slorox* CD............................................................................................... 5 Sterox* PF................................................................................................5 Sterox* PJ................................... 1......................................................... 5 Sterox* NJ..............................................................................................5 Sterox* Nl.................................................................................................5 Sterox* RK................................................................................................5 Sterox* No. 0...........................................................................................6 Stop-Scnld* Fruit Spray............................................................... . 1 Styreno Molding Compound (Lustrcx*)...................................3 Styrene Monomer .............................................. .. 24 and 4 Stymci*. Vinyl Styrene ...................................... 31. 32 and 5 'IlfyitUreil Trademark Mon* 17`An piodtiel u'tif added I Chcmifdl Company ilc tn include detailed produet copy. For MONSANTO CUT MIC At. COMPANY "' ' ' :3 . i .. Jit. l.o i Sulfa.-au* R Rubber Chmme.d) ... . pi 5-S:;l:o'..lii", lie A id. Tcchnual ................................... 1.", Sulfur Dioxide. Liquid...................................................................... u Sulfuric Acid and <>l-nm ....................................................... i;j Surface Coatmn Uolti'i -I.ytrun*)..............................................11 Ryton* AS-.'oil 'Colloid U Siln.i i ............. .............. Sytcm* C-3t) and 2in) Ci'iloidal Silh a) ............................. 41; Sytori* DS and DS-i'n.i -Colloid.d s.licai.............................. 40 Syton* P and P-ciiO iColloidal S1lu.1i ........................ 41) Syton* W-200 (Colloidal Silica) ............................................... 4 T 2.4.5-T Ester......................................................................... 2.4.5-T Low Volatile Ester............................................. Tanning Agents................................... 10 10 TCO (3.4.1' Ti u. nloroc.irbaulllde)............................. 9 ami 17 TertUui-lUitvLamU"..................................................... . . U> Totrupntas-uum I'.v rophnsphate................................ Tctrasodium Pyiophn>phate...................................... Textile Chemicals................................ Te\i!> lo-.-in L". iron*' . ........................... Thenylpj rc.mmc Funiaratc iMetlnipj rllcnc 3) Fumurate* ....................................................................... ............. 20 Them Im ramine Hydrochloride (Mcthapyrilone llydrochlorulei .......................... Thioflde* (MB TS) Rubber Chemical...................... Thiotax* (MbT) Rubber Chemical.......................... Thiuiad* (Rubber Chemical)..................................... Tolucnct ............................................................................ To! uoiP'sulfon amide--para......................................... Toluene-sulfonic Acid...................................................... ToUumosuHonyl Chloride--para............................... TPSA--Tet rap ropeny I succinic Anhydride ......... ............. 15 Tricalcium Ph.osphato.............................................. 8. 25 and 45 Tricicsyl Phosphate......................................................... ........... 33 Tridecylbenz.ene (Alkyl IJenzeno) ........................... 24 and 5-1 Tiiethylammoniuin Phosphate................................. ............. 2b Triplicnyl Phosphate...................................................... ............. 38 Triphenyl Phosphite....................................................... ............. 28 Tripotassium Phosphate. ........................................... ............... 20 Trisodium Phosphate. Anhydrous....................'... ................ 27 ......Trlsodium Phosphate. Crystalline........................... ................ 27 Trl-Uno-Sol.......................................................................... 8 u Ultron* Vinyl Chloride (Flexible Film h Sheeting)... 32 Ultron* Vinyl Chloride (Kit-id Sheets)........................... .. 33 Urea. Feed Grade Coated Microprills................................ 8 Urea. Fertilizer Grade Coaled Pellets...................................... !) Urea. Fertilizer Grade Uncoated Pellets.......................... .. 9 Urca-Formaldohydc 'Scnptite* 4()0i 51 Urea. Industrial Grade Uncoated Pellets................................35 Urea and Melamine Resins............................................................41 V Vanadium Sulfuric Acid Catalyst............................................... 47 Vanillin..............................................................................17. 48 and 49 VecaUcx*................................................................................................... 9 Vinyl Acetate f..................................................................................... Vinyl Butyral (R.vflex*)......................................................................32 Vinyl Chloride Extruding & Calendering Material (Opalou*)..........................................................................31 Vinyl Chloride (Flexible Film A; Sheeting) Ultron*. . 33 Vinyl Chloride Molding Compouud (Opalon*)................. 31 Vinyl Chloride Monomer.............................................................. 19 Vinyl Chloride Rigid Sheets) Ultrou*..................................... 32 Vinyl Styrene :stymer*i ....................................... 31. 32 and 5J Vuepak* Cellulose Acetate..............................................................34 w Wood Preservative..........(Monsanto Pent#*) 52 Weed Killers ................................................... Xylene t X z Zinc Oxide. Technical............. 52 0557537 LEXOLDMON004942 ISU3<STC^M0C COOLANOL* 35 OICANlC DIVISION reyjrnnj ;i5 Is & coolant-dIfIpctrlc fluid for cooling electronic Inurnment in ground, shipboard ami airborne applications. Cl-,'ml1 ally and operationally similar to Co-/unnI t.i. CW.1/10/ V* is ('-.penally suited loi low-temperaturo applications, with tii operating mute of -80' to 40U;F. COOLANOl* 45 DIELECTRIC COOLANT FOR electronic EQUIPMENT ORGANIC DIVISION--UIFRATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORMi LlaUld. PROPERTIES: A clear. amti'T liquid with dielectric, heat trans fer and hydraulic properties--over a -G5F. to 400 F. tem perature range. use$: Piel'VtriL- coolant for both airborne and ground environ mental electronic equipment. AL-,0 utilized In hydraulic applications In electronic equipment. shipping information! Chemicals NOIBN. 1-at. cans: 1-gal. cans; 5-gal. cans; 51-gul. drums. GALLIUM ARSENIDE iiedr.^ c,* HORGANIC DIVISION--LITERAlORt AVAHABtE STANOARD FORM: Polvcrystal Ingots with semi-circular cross section approMmately a.o centimeters wide and weighing SPveial hundred grams. PURiTYt Available In various ranges of carrier concentrations, resistivities, mobilities and Hail co'.hicieius. Also available doped to various levels ami as gradient freeze. Czochralskl. and iloat-rone single crystal. USES! Ultra-high purity gallium arsenide for use In the manufacture of electronic semi-conductor devices such as rectifiers, transistors, standard diodes and tunnel diodes. shipping information! Special containers according to form and quantity. Individual Ingots packaged in polyethylene slcovcs with data sheet. INDIUM ARSENIDE--ELECTRONIC GRADE INORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORM: Poly-crystal ingots with rectangular cross section approximately 1.5 x 2.0 centimeters and weighing several hundred grams. PURITY: Available In various ranges of carrier concentrations, resistivities, mobilities and Hall coeilicients. USES; Ultra-high purity indium arsenide for use In the man ufacture of electronic suni-conductur devires such os Hall generators, standard diodes and tunnel diodes. shippino information: Special containers according to form and quunUty. Individual ingots packaged In polyethylene sleeves witii data sheet. INDIUM PHOSPHIDE (IrOronit Grod* INORGANIC DIVISION--UtFRATURE AVAILAB'E standard FORM: Polvcrystal ingots with semi-circular cross section approximately 2.0 centimeters wide and weighing approximately 60 grams. PURITY: Available In various ranges of carrier concentrations, resistivities, mobilities and Hall eoethclents. USES: Ultra-high purity indium phosphide for use In the manufacture of electronic seinl-conuuctor devices such as rectifiers, tiuusistors. standard diodes and tunnel diodes. shipping information: Special containers according to form and quantity. Individual Ingots packaged in polyethylene sleeves with data sheet. OS-45* TYPE III HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID. ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORMi Liquid PROPERTIES: A clear, amber liquid w ith outstanding hydraulic prill" tiles over a - F. lo PM V. ten.pet.uuio range. ground environmental application. shippino INFORMATION: Chemicals NOIBN. 1-Qt. cans; 1-gal. j cans; 6-gal, cans; 6lJ-gul. drums. M-5/1 1 OS-45* TYPE IV HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID. ORGANIC Division--LITCPAIURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORM: Liquid PROPERTIES: A dear, jmb-r liquid with outran line Ir.draulic properties over a -U5:F. t< 550 F. temperature rumm. USES: High temperature hvdraullc lor botli uirborno and ground environmental applications. shipping information: Chemicals NOIBN. 1-qt. cans: 1-gal. cans: 5-gal. cans: 5l-gal. drums. SILICON--'ELECTRONIC GRADE INORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORM: Single-crystal rjlindrical rods. Polycrystal rods or chunks, slices or L.pmd wafers. PURITY: Less than 0.2 parts per billion base bon>n content. GENERAL INFORMATION: Ultra-hum. r'triiy silicon for Use In the manufacture of electronic s-mu-conduc tm d.-vics such as diodes, recthuts and transistors. Avan.:"b' in various electrical rosistiwiy ranees. c-onquctlvitv tv pi:, diameters and lengths accoiding to individual elision.- i :c lUticments. USES: Single-crystal rods used directly m th" manufacture of semi-conductor t!rv:i.i'.;, polvcrystal : - 1 P-r /<mn- refmlng to pm.; :c- >ui a. -ci:..d ,...rm a: \ r. t .huie chunks Used fur mfle-crysial mow mg tecumquvs. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Silicon Metal. Electronic Grade. Special containers according to form and quantity. Individual rods packaged in polyethylene sleeves with data sheet. FIULUEISS: pam caros,, BKJEDUI25TRIIAB., StPLH(2AlLin? LEXOLDMON004943 M-5/1 2 vinyls In these protective coatings for metal, masonry and wood Am'kt* Impart adhesion, resistance aealnst mois ture. ocltls. alkalies or other corrosive Influence and they "1 l du It. nSI'hlllllC m.ltlTUlS. the Ar;r..<rs pu = :ir reduce flammability and Improve Inks; In pP-cision*c.i<thU5 waxes, il products. l:svd widely in synthetic 'i,e including etuyi cellulose. styrene, vinyls and rul base materials. --W clnrs improve adhesion and rest e ai'Binst corroive Influences. Selected liquid .\n*lm mtihlc hydraulic fluids for dle-ca-- used us actuating media lor therm In cutting oils us extreme priamr- mriur.13, a n.,'u- teniperiitlire lubricants and as cnm!::;.- fluids, 12.3 Is employed us a nonflammable. liquid-phase. heat-transfer medium for continuous operation 1:1 closed systems at temperatures up to 3uO'C. and at normal atmospheric pressure. tHiPPlNO informatioNi Resin Synthetic NOIBN without filler. 600-lb. steel drums; 500-Ib. net fiber drums; lCO-lb. net bags. COOLANOL 45* DIELECTRIC COOLANT FOR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT ORGANIC DIVISION--LltCRATURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORMi Liquid. PROPERTIES! A clear, amber llould with dielectric, heat trans fer and hydraulic properties--over & -65F. to 400 F. tem perature range. uscti Dielectric coolant lor both airborne and ground environ mental electronic equipment. Also utilized in hydraulic applications in electronic equipment. shipping information: Chemicals NOIBN. 1-qt. cans: 1-sal. cans; 5-gal. cans: 51-gal. drums. OS-45* TYPE III HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID. ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORM.- Liquid PROPERTIES! A clear, amber liquid with outstanding hydraulic piupellies over u -65'F. to 4uir. temperature range. usesr Hlph tompernture hydraulics for both airborne and ground environmental applications. Shipping information: Chemicals NOIBN. 1-qt. cans; 1-eal. cans; 5-gal. cans; 5i-giU, drums. OS-45* TYPE *V HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID. ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM: Liquid PROPERTIES: A clear, amber liquid with outstanding hydraulic properties over a -65;F. to SWT, temperature range. USESi High temperature hydraulic for both airborne and ground environmental applications. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Chemicals NOIBN. 1-qt. cans: 1-gal. cans: 6-gal. cans; M-gal. drums. SKYDROt* 500-A FIRE RESISTANT JET AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID ORGANIC DIVISION--IITERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM: Liquid. TVPiCAt ANALYSIS: Moisture .20^ max.; neutralization num ber 0.10 max.; Kp. Or. 25: 26C. 1.060-1.006; viscosity at 100'F. 11.7 .-1.0.4 cs. PROPERTIES: A clear, purple, fire-resistant hydraulic fluid with excellent lubricity. Operational at -<>5;F. USES: Hydraulic fluid foi hydraulic systems in turbo Jet and turbo piop aircraft, which must be operational at -- 65'F. SHIPP1NO INFORMATION: Hydraulic system fluids other than petroleum. 1-qt. cans; 1-eal. cans; 5-gal. cans: 64-gal. drums. SKYDROL* 7000 FIRE RESISTANT AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC FLUID ORGANIC Division -- l iterators available tyyicav analysis: Cloud point below O F.; moisture 0.2J>rr nitix.j neutralization number 0.2 max.; Sp. Or. 1.060 to 1.056 Rt 25 z,' c.; pour point -70'K. or lower. PROPFRTItS- V ,1 - ............. ............................... VI a nsiiy-ii uperuture ciiatacteustics, and tcsistfiiice to oxidation. USES: Hydraulic fluid in aircraft cabin SLipcrchnrrets. expan sion turbines for air-comJlUumng systems and the lurcmit hydraulic system Itself. SHIPPING INtOMMATlON: petroleum. 1-qt. C.m.;: 1dt .uk . j I. r tllfl', | r drums. i PYDRAUL* AC COMPRESSOR LUBRICANT ORGANIC DIVISION--UIERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM: Liquid. TYPICAL ANALYSIS: Vlsco-.ity at XrfVF.--<|b'* SSU, 2!0'F.--4: SSU; nuns Lure-0.16 ' max.; r,*Mi! r.dizatlon n.imber acid)0.15 max.: sp. gr. at 25 25'C'.--1.din-1.;a-u. PROPERTitS-. A light amber. mobile stTinrht synth'-tic hr- resistant air comprewsoi lubricant with ut l .urimv nou-coriosive. extreimly st.ufle to (mat uri-l . r; tb-'-.ned i a shear stable fluid with u two-mid pm;-:... to tnuu1' carbon deposits on valve.; and < , Imder uaio. r m r.-by r- fljcir c maintemmct: rusts: and to piovnie safety Irma mr compressor flics and explosions. USES: A fire and explosion re.-istant luhru.mt for v.r com pressors. such as those us'-d m air si-pur..t: plan* ' booster st..Lions and other type pio-.i sung i ... is. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Chemicals NOIBN. 5l-c.wl. steel drums. 5-gol. cans. PYDRAUL* F-9 HYDRAULIC FLUID ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANOARD FORM: Liquid. TYPICAL ANALYSIS: Viscosity at 100F.-- 215 SSU. 2I0ftF.--45 SSU: moisture--0.20b, max.; neutralization Number iacid)-- 0.15 max.; sp. gr. at 25* 25'C.~1.270-1.at>0. PROPERTIES: A light, amber, cloudy liquid: `ir.ught synthetic fire rcsi.-tant fluid with excellent lubm;' .uni pumping characteristics; non-corrosive, extremely st:i-i e to both heat and air; recoverable by filtration, designed for long service life. USES: Fire resistant hydraulic fluid In ilie-ca'tlng machines, hydraulic messes, automatic welding mad.urns ami similar applications requiring a medium viscosity fluid. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Hydraulic system fluids other than petroleum. 55-gal. steel drums and 5-gal. cans. PYDRAUL* 60 HYDRAULIC FLUID ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM: Liquid. TYPICAL ANALYSIS: Viscosity at 100F.--CO F3U. 210SF. -- 34 SSU; moisture-0.10'b max.: neutralization number 'acid)-- 0.12 max.; sp. gr. at 23: 25-0.--1.068-1.0`Jl. PROPERTIES: A clear blue, oily, straight synthetic fire resistant hydraulic fluid with excellent lubricating ami pumping characteristics: highly resistant to mechanical shear and breakdown; inert to coma.on metals <>f i u:;.,iruclion: an excellent fluid lor low temperature operations. USES: A fire resistant hydiauhc fluid in syst-ms requiring extremely low viscosity. Low vneosity is ew. ih-ut fo: lu>;h speed, precision equipment such as immurne tools. Low temperature properties suited for many outdoor operations- shipping information: Hydraulic system fluids other than petroleum. 64-gal. steel drums and 5-gal. cans. PYDRAUL* 150 HYDRAULIC FLUID organic division--literature available STANDARD FORM: Liquid. TYPICAL ANALYSIS: Viscosity at 100'F.--150 SSU. 210'F -- 50 SSU; moisture--0.15'max.; neutralization number tacid)-- 0.17 max.; s . gr. at 25b 25-0.-1.116-1.135. PROPERTIES: A light, amber, straight synthetic tire resistant hydraulic fluid of low viscosity with exLcihiu lubricity and low temperature pumping characteristics; r.uii-corrosive. stable to heat and air. USES: Fire resistant hydraulic fluid In equipment which operates out of doors ut low temperatures I ;:t uf . II of the time, such as Ask.miu Keeuhitor l.qulpmeni. ho *-hlt t rut ks and similar equipment with cold weather thud rqu:r- meats. shipping information: Hydraulic svsteni fluids other than petroleum. 55-gal. steel drums. 5 gal. cans. PYDRAUL* 625 HYDRAULIC FLUID organic division--literature avaiiable STANDARD FORM: Liquid. TYPICAL ANALYSIS: Viscosity at 10u'F.-'325 SSU. 2IO'F.--45 SSU: meuature - u. J61 - max.: m-utrali/atum nuinber tacid i -- 0.15 mux.; sp. gr. at 23' 25X'.- - l.fwo-l,:i7u. PROPtRtitS- .-!v.!'--r. a r r.<' li f a1!'1 r> >ut at 6ti<l ait: a shear, stable fluid ties' 055/539 LEXOLDMON004944 UJfJ: Manufacture of anti-oxidants, nntl-ozonants. gasoline putu Inhibitors: medical compounds for poultry, dycstulls. odor mi') pigments. contAiNrr$: :n 1 c't'oin Lover pak with flowed m rubber (riu-s UM -!.t: approx, shipping classification: par.i-Nitroamllne 'Dye Intermediate NOI13N). ortho-PH ENETIUINE AI>o lnown 01 orlho-omino-phtnylaffii'l Olhor, erlho-ominophonolelo end 2 omino,4.rti>Ni. ORGANIC DIVISION MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 137.18 STANDARD FORM: I.lQUld. specifications: Dm k ml liquid: crystallizing point -4.0'C. min. Distillation mum-: first drop 231.0 t\ nun.; '.'S'7 U-9i> mi) 2 oX\ max.: dry point 2j4.o`c. max.: solubility in JIC1 com plete. USTSi An intenr.i diatc In the production of dyestuffs. CAUTION: This product Is toxic. Avoid breathing Its vapors and contact tilth km. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Dye In termed kite NOIBN. "Poison'' label required. iTa-lb steel drums. parct-PHENETIDINE Ali9 Inoo'ft oi potaonnnophonyl elhyl-elhyl other, pare emmophonotolt end 4-onunotthotybonun*. organic division MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 137.18 STANDARD FORM: Liquid. SPECIFICATIONS: Light yellow liquid: crystallizing point 4.0C. min.; distillation range: lust drop .Ms.u C. min.; P.v;f. (l-!'0 ml' 2.n C. m.ix.: dry point 251.0 0. max.: solution in HC1 opalescent max. USES: An intermediate in the production of dyestuffs and Pharmaceuticals. CAUTION: This product is toxic. Avoid breathing its vapors and avoid contact with the skin. shipping information: Dye Intermediate NOJDN. "Poison" label required. 48i)-lb. steel drums. FLAVORINGS F.THAVAN Men,"in. ORGANIC DIVISION--UURATURE AVAILABLE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 1CG.17 STANDARD form: Fine crystalline needles. specifications: Fine white crystalline needles! completely soluble in ethyl alcohol 959c il:2>: ash 0.03V<> max.; M.P. 7ti.5-0. min. USES: A flavoring utid aromatic. lias a flavor similar to that of vanillin but not identical with it. Tho relative flavoring strenrth of Fih.ivun approximates three times that of viiiilllln. Shippino information: Chemicals NOIBN. 100-lb. fiber drums; 25-lb. liber drums. METHYL SALICYLATE U.S.P. ORGANIC DIVISION--UURATURE AVAILABLE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 152.11 STANDARD FORM: Water-while liquid. specifications: Clem, colorless liquid; assay 03.09 min.; Bp. Or. 1.180-1.185 at 25V25'C.'.; conforms lo U.S.P. test for heavy metals and acidity; refractive index at 20:C. 1.53.30 1.5380. USES: Pharmaceutical product; disinfectant; flavoring agent in foodst' ds and beverages; odoi.mt in printing inks mid Insecticides. shipping INFORMATION; Methyl Salicylate (Essential Oil NOIBN i. 600-1 b. mid 50-lb. drums. METHYL SALICYLATE U.S.P. ORGANIC DIVISION--UURATURE AVAILABLE specifications: Colorless liquid: assay essentially 100rr: color APUA in max.: odor, characteristic: refractive index at 20 C. Ff.iS; speeme giawiy at 25 25 C.. Uwdu 1.185. solubil ity in 70 ; alcohol il:7i. con.pM"; solubility m Normal Pola.ssium llsdioxule 1:10). luibiuuv. none; color, fmut yellow, max.: Icaw metals, meits U.-P: weight per gallon. U.fi pounds: iiim-:.-, all requirements of USP. USES: M'dhvl S.iliciliite U.S.P. Synthetic' is widely used In sprays, us well a:. \nions kinds of iiwi t icidt s. disinfectants, mouth washes, perfumes, pharmai euticuls. ill masking gummed tape and paper, us an odm pnnviuli* in polishes, print In: mid < ;n tint inks, and in i mei cm <h amve.tbfe odors SHIPPING INFORMATION: f>on lb. drums r-turnahle: f.no and 6d-lb. drums imu-returnublc. Methyl Salicylate tKssentuil Oil NOIDN). METHYL salicylate u.s.p. SjtrfM*, organic Division--iitepature available SPECIFICATIONS: Calorie.;* hail!!' p..--. <v Al'iiA lu t : :x. : odor. , i: ur.. ; r:-1:c '-dr w . 20 ppm max.: meets all requirements of l"'.' USES: Widely used in sprays: Insecticides. : perfumes; pharmaceuticals; In iv.asKin* rv paper: u.; an odor pnnriple In roli.'.-.-s. p: : . < inks, pastt s and Blues; and as a :la;or;:u a<c-. lozenges. chewing sum and root deer. shipping INFORMATION: Methyl Sallcylat- : NOIBN) 500-lb. drums--returnable; 500 a:: 1 non-retumable. SACCHARIN Alto known oi locchorin imofubl*. end orthoivllobeniimido. ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE : MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 133.18 standard form: Powder and coarse powder. SPECiriCMiONS: White cr.stallkv' powder: - . M.P. 227.O'O. min.: moisture 0.50'max.: ?. . . NatCOi (1:5) complete; ash 0.2ri max.; heavy r..-max. USES: Sweetener for tooth pastes, mouth was. ccutical preparations. Approximately 500 t;:r.-.s ing power of sugar. shipping information: Chemicals NOIBN. 10O-;o : VANILLIN VomTIin U. S. P.; oho known oi molhylproto<et*ehvk oldthyie o->a hydrotybemeldthyd*. , ORGANIC DIVISION--UTERATURE AVAILABLE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 152.14 STANDARD FORM: Pino crystals. specifications: Fine, white crystalline ner-d>=: :: inin.: no foreign flavor an sugar solution ; max.; solubility in alcohol (1:2) con;:I-.'te. USES: As a flavoring agent in foodstuSs and ; an odorant in rubber. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Chemicals NOIBN. liV-i:. 25-lb. fiber drums. ACL* INORGANIC DIVISION--UTERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM: Powder and granular. A ganic chlorine liberating compounds, u^k. -- . dlents In household and commercial scouring cleansers, machine iliswashmg com; Ing agents, etc. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Chemical Name Tidchlornisicjanur.c And Dlchlointsoi v.utuiic Acid Potassium dichlormsoci anurat SHIPPING INFORMATION: Fiber drums with 1 liner. ACL*-85 and ACL'-55 270-ibs. net. ACL--' AROCLOR* POLYCHLORINATED POLYPHENYLS ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE standard FORM: Liquids, resins or solids PROPERTIES: Chlorinated nromai :< hid water-white mobile liquid' and pah' light amber re.uns ami opaque i.r> da indices above 1.8125. In general are at lko'C.: not aifeeted^by hothng oils and ri^ins di>tdl I'au.ii un > t ........... and risins almost olorh'.-s und ia..ti peratures. 05575VO LEXOLDMON004945 M-5/18 OENERAl INFORMATION! Most Aroefor materials dux readily with resinous and pltch-llko materials to give products having a decreased fire hazard. (Viscous oils and resins do not cupporl combustion whim h'-at'-d alone even .:t thmr boiling [mints t < i: 11 >> -rat im s abm l '' All have > \i -amt clrclt i'\il di-i.id':'M;> ti:,'h di.-t-n t rn* .-tiendli '>- si.-l i \ i v. low i">a ! i :.iv: 'it: i.uii <u tin- li'iu.-is !i . a h;.-n didia ir v ion i .nil a- > :s.t<-ir*"t with in11 t .d on.', i i.- ml.; and resins ta>il;.' soluliie m most, common or name solvents onl ilmn#' nils: hard crystalline materials are. in general, less soUiL11*: all are insoluble m water. The more vi.-cous oils and resins have excellent udhfMve properties. All forms are thermoplastic, apparently undergo no further condensation or haidrmng upon repeated melting and cooling. Nondr.ying; when exposed to air no noticeable oxidation or burdening takes place. Thu dour resins have rather tow vaporisation losses: at 05 8 C. '150'F.i less than 0.01 Kin. per sip In. of surfucc per month. USES: Mould Aroehrt ore used as dielectrics for condensers or capacitors and transformers. Solid An-t<>rs are used to Impregnate curium resistors, and when combined with other plastic materials, the AnHom aie excellent sealcis or impreg nating agents for a variety of electrical apparatus, wire coatings and tape. /ItocIom are used as plasticizers and resins in lacquers including nitrocellulose, otnvl cellulc.-e and cellulose ucet.itc butyrate; to ext'-nd varnish reams and oils and as pl.utiri/or ami rosm extender? for rubber-base paints. Iiu'luihm: dilormiiicd rubber stvicnc, butadiene and vinyls. In these protective coalings (or metal, masonry and wood. Anxiujy impart adhesion, resistance ag.nnrt mois ture, acids, alkalies or othf r conosivo irulucme and they Impiove c! i n-.d ii'.sc.l u mg pr me!: : ' in; a oil it v iivo flammability. 1'hev Dilution s .-.e.ders m vvv.tc:; rh.uiua compounds, wood preservative formulations, c.uilkim; com pounds and putty. Employed In 3?pha)tic siding materials and cellulose products impregnated or laminated w.th asphaltic materials, the Annloi* plasticize the asphalt, reduce flammability and improve durability. For printing Inks: In piccislon-custitu: waxes, door waxes and other wax products. Used widely m synth* tic adhesives Including ethyl cellulose, stjrene, vinyls and rubber-base matciml.-. Ar,,rtors Improve adhesion and resistant e against corrosive influences, Selected liquid Anzors are used as nonflammable hydraulic fluids for die-castim: machines. 'I'hey are used as actuating media for thermostats. Aiocinm are useful in cutting oils as extreme presmire lubricants, as high-temperature lubricants and as grinding fluids. Aroctor iz-tk Is employed as a non flammable, liquid-phase, heat-transfer medium for con tinuous operation in dosed systems at temperatures up to 300C. and at normal atmospheric pressure. shipping information: Kesln Synthetic NOIIiM without filler. GDO-lb. steel drums: 500-lb. net fiber drums: 100-lb. net bags. BENZYL CHLORIDE Alio known 01 o/f>fio-eMorolo!u*n. ORGANIC DIVISION--LULRATURE AVAILABLE FORMULA: (TIiCl MOICCUtAR WEIGHT: 126.58 STANOARD FORM: I.iQUid. specifications: Clour to slightly turbid, colorless to yellow liquid: Sp. Gr. 1.105-1.110 at 15..V'I5.5JC. Bolling range at 700 mm 2C. max. including 17i>.4"'C. USESi A highly reactive orolkyl halide used In the production of the following: dyestutls: perfume liases such as benzyl alcohol, acetate and other esters: plasticizers: resins; wetting ngvnls; permicid-'s: rubber uccdcratois: gasoline rum in hibitors: hr mi I benzoate; and pharmaceuticals. CAUTION: This product Irritates the skin and eyes; avoid skill contact and breathing its vapors. Benzyl Chloride is highly reactive with metals ami their derivatives, especially iron, and duo cure must be exercised m h.umlmg. storage and processing of Hen/.yl C'hloi ide. shipping information: Chemicals NOIBM. Corrosive liquid (white label required!. 476-ib. nickel drums: 2000-gal. 2-com partment nickel tank trucks. DENZYL CHLORIDE, STABILIZED ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAIIABLE FORMULA! CIl-Cl j^j -(NaiCOi +HiO MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 100.58 STANDARD FORM: Liquid. SPECKicaiions ifor material recovered from stubllt/ed solu tion u Co,oilers to yellow liquid; Sp. Gr. 1.105-1.i 10 ai 15.5"/ properties: This form of benzyl chloride Is stabilized by the ndditimi of 2:1 Lbs of in*; sodium carbonate solution to -lf>0 lbs Of the chlnt: :e ^T11e v., t ri..11< i',11 i- a mill;'. -v, hu m u l - I'l'Unlil Ol tup. (/'ll iKiim: Upon ll.e 11 :11 in I .d ,111 a:.l !i;e concentratfem of S.vl'Oi, The concentration of Na.CO> slowly decreases on standing. USES: A highly reactive aralkyl halide used In the pimlnctton Of tho following; dyestulls: perfume bus,.* <uich as benr.l alcohol, acetate and other esters; plasiu l/ns' re .ms; welling agents: germicides: rubber ace. - ,r.. ^ , .,i,,,<um in hibitors; b-ii ',1 be:./.: ic | , i \i ; k Thai Piautuct u ni.de ip.. i.;m , -. i , - . ...... ...uti.t and brunt him: its v.i : ; . n. .; i ; ;.. ... ... . :..,*.,e Wltll metals . Il'l 1 !: ' I ,|. , ...t..... , , _ . . . . . , , ei i ,;U` must bo exercised In handling, storage and processing. SHIPPINO INFORMATION: Chemicals NOJMN'. Corrosive liquid (white label required;. 473-lb. steel drums. CHLORAMINE-T, N. F. Alto known at N-todivm-N-ihloro porotoluanaiullonomidt. ORGANIC DIVISION--UIERAIURt AVAIlABlE MOlECUtAR WEIGHT: 281.70 STANDARD FORM: Crystalline powder. specifications: White or faintly yellow powder or crystals: solubility in water '2:15i complete; moiuuro Hn-fiKi'.-: available chlorine 24.5-25.2'( ; assay tiT :r . i;::n.. tiace mix. retained on 10 mesh: Tfi'T retained on dj mesh. CHLORINE-CAUSTIC SODA. CAUSTIC POTASH AND SODIUM SULFIDE PLANTS- (' ui.pb'te ir uiiiu.. luring uuir. u ; h-N-.ia Mercury Cells oilurvU oy hngmuvimg .S..k-s l) p.w'.imuil. USES: A water-soluble, rhlorine-bcaring powder used as a germicide, disinfectant and deodorant. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Disinfectant Other Than Medicinal NOIBN. 300-lb. fiber diurns; 123-ib. luver-paks. ortho-DICHLOROBENZENE ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAIlABlE MOLECUIAR WEIGHTi 147.01 STANDARD FORM: LiQUid. SPECIFICATIONS! Appearance, practically dear: Color. 30 API!A max.: Crystal! i zinc Point, mi mis 7.0'C. max.; Distilling Range- first drop 177.7U. min.--WT T-tl ml.) 4.TC. max.-- dry point lBS.S'C. max. USES: Degreasing formulations: tar. grease, paint and carbon removers: spotting agents in dry cleaning; metal polishes: wool and felt semiring: insecticide forinul..tiuus; and treat ing of sewage and garbage for odor contiol. SHIPPING CLASSIFICATION: ortho-Dlrhloroberuol. 55-pal.. 18gauge black iron drums. Gross Weight: ooo-lo. approx. ortho-NITROCHLOROBENZENE Alio known oi orlBo-cMo;oni::oboftin. ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 137.56 STANDARD FORM: Cast solid. specifications: Green-yellow crystalline mass: crystallizing point 31.7C. USES: An Intermediate In tK synthesis of o-amlnnphenol (dyostuds Intermc hate and photmu.iphlz olot r1. dl- chlorobenzidme `dirom-'-dyestuils lnt r:ii- !i.vt<*', .ukI many oilier organic mu-rim diato ctuui.u .,1.-; ami a .-advent in synthetic-petroleum proi * sses. CAi rii'S: Tnls inaiend is toxic. Avoid breatlmi;'. its vapors. Avoid cm. tic t w U li the skin. Toxicity reference; U. S. Tubllc Uealtli Htillvtin No. 371 'l'.itli. SHIPPING INFORMATION: Dye Intermediate NOJHN "Polsou" label required. GUO-lb. steel drums; lank cars. pora-NIYRO CHLOROBENZENE Alto known at ^oro-cMoronilroben/tno, ORGANIC DIVISION--LITERATURE AVAILABLE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 157.56 STANDARD FORM: Flakes. specifications: Light yellow flakes or crvxtullhio muss; crys tallizing point 82..1 C. mm. USES: In the mamifa- lure of dDorilum-ben.'i'm' motu-dluil- fonalg; iMra-.inumiph-nol; -'< hloro- mi:_ t" i nc 'Ullcme arid; 2,C-dlehU>ri>-1 - m 11 can mm : -ind .* an - 2- r.u.ne bon/ene sulfonic .uM. p nirm.a i m u d : i: * r ':, t: n: "Diu.-nmc" an agent for 11-.-tim-nt m liu.-'us u1.. ,i%e (Abbott patent', and a v.in.tv uf ant i-oxcta nt . und eiim Inhibitors. l'AUTD'N'. Tins pro-liu t 1 toxu A......1 lir.athmg its v.ipius and av>"d - n* " r v^i' !i i ic - in I 'vn n , n b n ::ir SHIPPING INFORMATION: Dve In l* t media te NOHlN " Pol.mll" label required, J2.VH*. nin-r drums. 055?5^1 LEXOLDMONOQ4946 OX 84^ RESINS fFM*"* Mol*it Ankydrid* CepoFzrnriJ , ,*rJlC DIVISION --111 [KA1URE AVAILABLE MUl Ai J-cn.-cn.-cu-cn4- 1 IN- 0 <5 /\A o oo STANDARD FORM, >'jnc wnter-soluhlp powders available as l.olh sirairht-ch.un and cross-linked polymers m u variety ol molecular weights. rROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS: The KMA rosins me easily converted to the tree-acid form: and to its sodiujti arid ainidr-ammomnn! .-nits; ,,d are r add.v reacted mill alcohols and substituted d'Cluds and with amines to form e:-lcrs and resins. By sel.-itma the prop: r reactant, the following l.ipr-s of derivative- <...:i he p:-.;.,,rul: d'arent fUru-fonnors. p)>meric liquids, waxy solids and poiyampbo- htes. SUOOrsTED USES: llen..fl<':at:o:i nt for cl.:'? u.-ed In oil-well dnlllm: >l imli/'-r.-. .mu t. a.V:--n. - m i.qmd (cent and cosinclii: humiliations: thurieiuus tor w.:ter-oased latex paints, textile sizes, textile print p.istes arid binders: sus pending agents for ink pi-'ments, tnick*mer for aqueous resin systems, adhesives, hinder for foundrj cores, etc. SHIPPING INFORMATION: MlllUwall bags T>P lbs.). F. 0. B. Texas City. Texas. Rad and Truck, bmiuj NOIBN. MALEIC ANHYDRIDE ORGANIC DIVISION MOLECULAR WEIGHTr 98.00 standard FORM: Briquettes, fused mass. SPECIFICATIONS: White briquettes or fused mass, crystallizing folnt (as produced) 52.5 O. min.: water solution i4 ems. In 0 ml): clear and colorless; assay 99.6% nun.: color of melt 20 APllA max. U'FS' Used nlone nr (n combination with other acids In tho manufacture of alkyd and polyester resm.s: a versatile inter mediate for chemical synthesis. Also used for production of paper and textile sizes, agnail:ural chemicals and ester comonomers for internal plasticization. shipping information: Maleic Anhydrides. 50-lb. bays; 250-lb. fiber drums: tank cars. PHTHALIC ANHYDRIDE ORGANIC DIVISION MOIECUIAR WEIGHT: 148.11 stanoard forMi While flakes or fused mass. specifications: Solubility in benzene (1:20) clear. Assay 99.5% min.; (!.1`. 130.8'C. mill. USES: An Intermediate in Die production of alkyd and poly ester logins: dvestuiTs: pernmie bases: alcohol dcuaturants: pharmaceuticals: and pl.i.-tirrz.ers such ns uctvl phthalute. dibutyl phthalate. cllmethyl jihthalate. diethyl plithalate and phtlialjl gli collates. Shipping information: phthalic Anhydride. 80-lb. bags; tank cars: tank trucks. STYRENE MONOMER St* fog* MS'2d and M-S `dd VINYL CHLORIDE MONOMER St* fog* M-5/I9 ^2 UREA, INDUSTRIAL GRADE UNCOATED PELLETS NORGANIC DIVISION standard FORM: Urea pelleted form without coating agent. Nitrogen (Min.) Moisture (MnxJ llluiet (Max.) 4U.0% .5% 1.0% M-5/35 usesi Urea Formaldehyde resins for adhesive*. plasties, paper and textiles; chemical Uato. co-im t :> >. b< l* u> til;, explosive stubtll/.er, paints, (J niifriro. fermentation. fimahts. SHIPPING INFORMATION' rr,.;i. U, multl'.v;; II pap. ! I-.*#;.* with poly.-thyUnr lmum. A1m. H; bulk. AROCLOR* COMPOUNDS ORGANIC DIVISION--HTERATURE AVAILABLE STANDARD FORM! Liquids, resins or solids. PROPERTIES: Chlorinated aromatic hydrocarbons varying finuj water-white mobile liquids and ji.de v-lb.-v vise :? mb a light amber resins and opaque crvst ilhne zohds. i.cfroct i indices above In on'U.d .ue stable on Id?., heal t at 1 :i0C.: not akcacd by buiimi: with ....hum \drnv : solution, i'l'lio In.-ht oils can no distilled at a::, nsidi. i pressure! without appro, iahle di.iu'npq itinii aid : v.-h s oils and rosins di.-ul) readily under ui.imiu \ .ous s and r-'S.ris. almnsi o imlms am: ta-teli:.s -d on:, try t porat are s. general information: Most Arwlor materials flux reamy with icsincms and pitcn-like materials to cue prodm :s having a decreased Are hazard. .Viscous oils ami resins .o not support combustion wm-ri heated ahmc uci: at tin r boiling points--temperatures arrow: add C.) All h..ve excellent electrical characteristics, hum dielcctrm stri-mrih nnd re sistivity. low power factor: ccitain of the liquid- have a iii-h diolecfric constant as umiparcd with miuei.il oils. The o..$ arid resins easily soluble m most ornuu.m urv.ime solvents and drying oils; hard crystalline iuiu-ti; is are. m general, less soluble; all ate insoluble m water. The more viscous on? and resins have excellent adlmsuo pmi . rt u s. Ad forms a:o thermoplastic, apparently and. rao no lurfhcr conden. utiui: or hardening upon repeated melttnc am ... dm a. Noimryu..-; when exposed to a:r no noticeable oxidation or hurdem.'.e takes place. Tlie clear resms have ra'.lu r low v.ipoiivatl. n losses; ut 05.8'C. (lit) F.) less tlian o.Oi bin. per sq. in, of surface per mouth. USES: Liquid Aroch'f are used as dielect rice for condensers or capacitors and transformers. Solid are used to impregnate carbon resistors, nnd when combined with oth-.-r plastic materials, the Amciors arc excellent .-valor? or iiupti;- nhtmg egnus for a varutj vd clei.tr.. >i aidv..:t coatings and tape. Araclors arc used as pi . cicizer? and rosins Ln lacquers Including nitrocellulose, itcz.l ullulose m.d cellulot.' acetate t/u;. rate: to 1 vt.-iul v.n:r n- :::.i ami o.'.i and es plastiuzcr and resitt ext< nders fu/ rum oz.se paims. Indudirig chlorinated rubber styrene. omjd;cm- .m<] vm.vds. In Uiese protective eoatimts :<.r metal, m.i-onrj and wool. Anxh'rs impmt adliiv-aou. icsi.<atict acaimt luoi-rure, acr.:s, ftlkalios or other ccurosite d.fl'nncc <m i t:uw iMprov. el.z- trit-E'.l insulating piopei lies, duramiuy ..ml n ducc ;hunniab;l- ity. They function as sealed? m water;.ru'd.iw' compound-, wood preservative' for muh.turns, e-aulkum i mi.pounds and putty. F.mploycd in asphaltic .-idiitK umpr d- mil coilukqe piodticts impregnattd or lan.mated aim a.- nhalin' m.iteria'q. the ArcK-lor* jiUi-ciei/i' the a<ilzdt. rcium .: 11 r. u: -i In l u y a:.: improve duiability. For pimtiug inks: m imu; ion-easting U'nxcs. floor waxes and oth'-r wax pm i n i'-. Us-d widely :u synthetic adlicsivos mcluuirui ethyl ctllu.u v. si..;.mo. v111; 1 i and rubbet-hase materials. Aroctors impr.'.*' adhesion az.J resistance against corrosive mi'.ucnces. ! > t > d i.qniil An*: >ri are used e-: nonflammable bvdraulic fl'.mls for m*-casti::? machines. They are ued us aeiu,;t nu im ha for 11: e; most a;.-. Aroclors are useful ln cutting oils .is ixir*-:...' i-r- uie lut r.- cants. as higii-temprraturc Ultiric.u.t.- arid ::-;nm ?lm..q Ar.vfor 12-IS is fuij.lo.vcti a: a nonil.tmm.dilo. i quid-plia-e. heat-transfer medium for contlmiouz. .u-.-ratIon m (h^.d systems at temperaturis up to ;>iw C. and .it normal atmos pheric pressure. SHIPNNG INFORMATION: Resin Synthetic NOIHN without filler. UOO-lb. stet-J arums; aOU-Jb. net f.lurr druuis; luu-:o. net bags. DI-Z-ETHYLHEXYL ADIPATE (DOA) ORGANIC DIVISION--HTERATURE AVAUASIE MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 370.56 STANDARD FORMi Liquid. SPECIFICATIONS: Clear oilv liquid: Odor Al'MA 25 max.: od.or mild; aciduy >as adipic acid) o.u." . max.: 'p. Ur. Oz.-z-l 9:0.003 at 25 723 C. USES: A Pliunrv I'la^tici/.or which ImpMl? rx.ollent lee teriipcI ature flvxitiiliti t.. j.nl'. . in \ I eb u q i t. - ; ,i: ,<l y. tlictic rubl.-'TS. f.-'.ed m cm.j iner inn a i: n 1' ] i >.n u. , r 160 to make quality vm'.l garu-n Im.o in.; at \c to vinv! f.last isols for dot li t mg. a ...........dm.- t z 1 mj'.irf s i SHIPPIfVG INFORMATION: Kerin Hastid/. T. M nnd * i ni, drums: tank cars, tank tiueks wherever passible. 05575A2 LEXOLDMON004947