Polverone
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Fundamental Processes of Dye Chemistry online
Like duct tape, coal tar and its derivatives can do almost anything. Whether you're interested in making a rainbow of colors, enhancing your
knowledge of aromatic chemistry retro-tech, or recreating some of history's most notorious occupational exposure hazards, Fundamental
Processes of Dye Chemistry can improve your life and enhance your sex appeal.
Indigo! 
Anthranillic acid! 
Benzidine! 
All yours for the taking!
Gentlemen, start your autoclaves.
http://bcis.pacificu.edu/~polverone/dyechem.html
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Rhadon
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Thanks! It looks like I'm ready for this improvement, but just not now. Can you tell me how long the download will be available?
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Organikum
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wonderful!
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And with Fischer-Tropsch you can make even more...
(some zeolithes might help)
thanks Polverone!
ORG
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Polverone
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This one is permanent
Since the book is from 1949 I don't think I need to fear the Kopyright Kops. I will be leaving it up permanently. Oh, and you're welcome.
Now Organikum, I will be in awe and fear of you if you manage to apply Fischer-Tropsch in your improvised lab. Next thing I hear you'll be
building your own CANDU reactor so you can use radiolytic chemistry in your personal synthetic challenges. 
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Rhadon
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Thanks for the info Polverone, I'm looking forward to get this book in a few weeks
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Organikum
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CANDU reactor?
Sounds exciting, but my interests are more related to the "Evolution Machine" I read once about. (One example is told to be in a museum in
Bonn, Germany. Dunno if it works so) 
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a_bab
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Hey, there is a very good TNP synthesis out of phenol method in this book.
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