GENERAL CHEMICAL ANNOUNCES

ANOTHER NEW PLANT TO PRODUCE

SULFAN* FOR FASTER, BETTER

SULFONATIONS. SULFATIONS

NEW YORK, N. Y . - A large; new plant for the product ion of "Sulfan" Stabilized Sulfuric An-hydride is now being built at Chicago, III., by General Chemical, making addit ional tonnages of this versatile sulfonating agent available to industry.

The new plant will augment pro­duction at General's present Buffalo, N. Y., plant, where pro­duction has been expanded re­peatedly during the past six years to meet the ever-growing demand for this easy-to-handle liquid form of SO3.

"The Calumet plant has become a necessity as more and more in­dustries discover the advantages of 'Sulfan' as a faster, better means of conducting sulfonations and sulfations," the announce ment stated.

Here's How Sulfan Can Benefit You !

Users in many fields have found that "Sulfan" lets them produce finer sulfonated products at lower costs. One notable example is provided by producers of "low-salt" liquid detergents who find that it elimi­nates their salt removal problem entirely. And there are many others in a score of industries who are turning to "Sulfan" because it—

Furnishes more than 99% available SO3 in easy-to-handle liquid form.

Offers 9 times as much usable SO3 as 100% Sulfuric Acid, and more than 3 times as much as 20% Oleum for many operations.

\ Is 100% active—every pound that goes into process can be utilized for sulfonating.

Frequently eliminates spent acid and its dis­posal problems.

Permits increased batch sizes or more rapid through-put—often as much as double—with­out increasing size of equipment.

Still other advantages and economies may be offered by "Sulfan" in your own operations. If you sulfonate or sulfate, it will pay you to get all the facts about "Sulfan" now. Phone or write • . .

Basic Chemicals for American Industry

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*Stabilized Sulfuric Anhydride