Die chemische Industrie

Summary

Die chemische Industrie is a scholarly chapter^[1].

Key Facts

• Die chemische Industrie authored Gustav Schultz^[2].
• Die chemische Industrie's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].
• Die chemische Industrie's follows is recorded as Die Elektrizitäts-Industrie^[4].
• Die chemische Industrie's followed by is recorded as Textilindustrie^[5].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as chemical industry^[6].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as inorganic chemistry^[7].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as sulfuric acid^[8].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as hydrochloric acid^[9].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as nitric acid^[10].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as chlorine^[11].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as natron^[12].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as potassium carbonate^[13].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as ammonia^[14].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as potash^[15].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as phosphoric acid^[16].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as tar^[17].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as dye^[18].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as pharmaceutical industry^[19].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as rubber industry^[20].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as artificial silk^[21].
• Die chemische Industrie's main subject is recorded as explosive chemicals^[22].
• Die chemische Industrie's published in is recorded as Deutschland unter Kaiser Wilhelm II. / 2. Band / 6. Buch: Das deutsche Wirtschaftsleben^[23].
• Die chemische Industrie's title is recorded as Die chemische Industrie^[24].
• Die chemische Industrie's subtitle is recorded as Von Professor Dr. Gustav Schultz in München^[25].
• Die chemische Industrie's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[26].

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Designation and Status

Die chemische Industrie's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter^[3].