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Hacker, Robert W. (ed.) / The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 53, Number 4 (January 1949)
[Cover], pp. [unnumbered]-3
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( Recently the movie people filmed an oil Dow research is continuous ir gusher scene, using Methocel (Dow Methyl- This is only one chemical of is cellulose). This unusual material thickens vital to American industry a water, giving a solution which, with the right that Dow has developed. color added, resembles oil. Why go to such Dow produces more than five I lengths? Because, Methocel solutions are non- tial chemicals from plants locate inflammable, harmless to actors and are Texas, California, and Canada. readily washed off with water. major industrial chemicals, g This, of course, is not a vital use of Methocel. fungicides, agricultural chemical But it does indicate Methocel's great variety chemicals-new products wh of applications. Countless industries, including reflect Dow's constant efforts paper, paint, leather, textiles, drug and cos- higher our standards of living. metics, utilize its widely applicable properties as a dispersing, thickening, stabilizing, emulsi- fying, binding and coating agent. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY * MIDLAND, MICHIGAN New York . Boston * Philadelphia * Washington . Cleveland . Detroit . Chicago Los Angeles * Seattle * St. Louis * Houston . San Francisco Dow Chemical of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Canada TO IN1 i all divisions. iany chemicals nd agriculture hundred essen- ed in Michigan, These include ermiciles and s and "special" ich especially to raise still I1 P- MICALS INDISPENSABLE )USTRY AND AORICULTURE -I JANUARY, 1949 - - __ 3
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