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SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS 

United States Production 

And Sales, 1985 

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U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 

WASHINGTON: 1986 

USITC PUBLICATION 1892 

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II - PRIMARY PRODUCIS FROM PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS FOR CHEMICAL CONVERSION 19 

IABLI 1—PRIMARY PRODUCTS FROM PETROLEUM AID NATURAL CAS FOR CHEMICAL __ 

CONVERSION: 0.8. PRODOCTIOI AID SALES, MBfcg^^W---"^-^"' 7 - _ - .. 

(Listed below are the priaary products from petroleum and natural gas for chemical conversion for which any 

reported data on production or sales may be published. (Leader* (...) are use*rwhere the ^reported data ere 

accepted in confidence and may not be published or where no data were reported,)~ Table 2 lists all priaary 

products from petroleum and natural gat for chemical conversion for Which data oh" production and/or »ale* 

were reported and identifies the manufacturers of each] . 

PRIMARY PRODUCTS FROM PETROLEUM AND HATURAL 

CAS FOR CHEMICAL CONVERSION 

SALES 

PRODUCTION 

QUANTITY TALUS 

: 1,000 

pounds 

Grand total : 104.483.734 

. . AROMATICS AND NAPKTKgNBS* : 

total --—:" 23.452.681 

Benzene, all grades, total — ; 9.389.805 

High purltjr (98-100%) : 8,2S1,465 

Other (90-97.91) : 1,138,340 

Toluene, all grades, total : 5.073.965 

High purity (98-100%) : 4,008,129 

Other (90-97.9*)' : 1,065.836 

Xylene, mixed, total 

High purity (98-1001) 

Other (90-97.9%)* 

all other aromatics and naphthenes': 

ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS 

Total 

C2 Hydrocarbons, total 

Acetylene' (For chemical use only) 

Ethane 

Ethylene 

C, Hydrocarbons, total 

Propane 

Propylene7 

C» Hydrocarbons, totsl 

Butadiene and butylene fractions 

1,3-Butadiene, grade for rubber (elastomers) 

n-Butane 

1-Butane 

1-Butene and 2-Butene mixed' 

Isobutane 

Isobutylene 

All other' 

C5 Hydrocarbons, total 

Xaoprene (2-Methyl-l,3-butadiene) 

n-P*ntane 

Pentenes. mixed 

U l other10 lT 

U l other sliphatic hydrocarbons, derivatives and 

fixtures, totsl 

Upha olefins, Ce-Cio 

*•• footnotes st end of table. 

1.000 

pounds 

49.885.047 

1.000 

dollars 

7.810.050 

13.266.929 1.973.405 

4,051,856 : 718,904 

3,658,709 565,335 

OBIT 

VALUE1 

Per 

pound 

tO .16 

ilL. 

.18 

.15 

! 

4,463,807 : 

4,525,104 : 

81.031.053 : 

35.755.546 : 

277,558 : 

5,631,262 : 

29,846,726 : 

25.191.952 : 

: 10,305,103 : 

14,886,849 : 

11.650.935 : 

1,017.666 : 

2,340,484 : 

2.214,392 : 

414,248 : 

: 639,775 : 

1,638,820 : 

3,385,550 : 

2.045.709 : 

: 65,577 : 

107,108 : 

973,397 : 

899,627 : 

6.386.911 : 

t 

2,416,928 : 

3,139,436 : 

36.618.118 : 

12.600.541 : 

102,781 : 

2,769,057 : 

9,728,703 : 

13.918.244 : 

6,240,393 : 

7,677,851 : 

5.957.062 : 

972,754 : 

2,039,338 : 

1,332.556 : 

198,186 : 

242,814 : 

686,096 : 

303,384 : 

181,934 : 

557.907 : 

44,904 : 

286.297 : 

226,706 : 

3.584.364 : 

336,445 : 

5 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

i 

355,840 : 

333,326 : 

.836.645 : 

.756.289 : 

43,842 • 

185,231 

,527,216 

.869.516 

685,713 

,183,803 

.272.215 

159,274 

682,789 

153,004 

45,629 

31,793 

87,837 

66.057 

45,832 

102.737 

10,679 

43,806 

48,252 

835.888 

93,810 

.15 

.11 

.16 

.14 

.43 

.07 

.16 

.13 

.11 

.15 

.21 

.16 

.33 

.11 

.23 

.13 

.13 

.22 

.25 

: .18 

.24 

! .15 

.21 

.23 

.28 
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f ELASTOMERS 163 

TABLE 1—BLASTOMBHS (SYNTHETIC RUBBER):1 0.8. PRODUCTION AND SSatiWiy-— '.'" 

[Lilted below are elastomers (synthetic rubber) for which reported data on production J>r sales may be 

published. (Leader* (...) are used where the reported data are accepted in confidence and may"not be "~ -

published or where no data were reported.) Table 2 lists all elastomer* for which data on production and/or 

•ales were reported snd identifies the manufacturers of each] 

& " SLASTOKERS : PRODUCTION ; 

: 1.000 

if7;. : pounds 

Polytiutediene (solution polymerized) type (BR-type) — : 600,071 

SALES 

QUANTITY1 VALUE 

1,000 : 1.000 

pounds dollars 

2.227.856 : 2.054.060 

104,4S6 : 94,489 

310,832 t 236,420 

: 268,380 

: 651,012 

: 889,306 

149,465 

248,537 

1,316,643 

UNIT 

VALUE' 

Per 

pound 

tO. 92 

1 .90 

.76 

i 2.20 

.56 

.38 

1.48 

.si I 

I 

'The term "elastomers" is defined as substances in bale, crumb, powder, latex, and other crude forms 

xfcieb. can be vulcanized or similarly processed into materials that can be stretched at 68° F. to at least 

twice their original length and, after having been stretched and the stress removed, will return with force to 

•{•proximately their original length. 

'Includes oil content of oil-extended elastomers. 

'Calculated from unrounded figures. 

'Virtually all production of SBS elastomer is the dry type of product. 

Includes acrylic ester, butyl, chlorinated natural rubber, epichlorohydrin, fluoroelastomers, 

Polybutadiene type (emulsion), polychloroprene (neoprene) type, polyisobutylene type, polyisoprenes (including 

•lastoae

 C>' pol)^sulfide• Blllcon e type, styrene-butadiene-vinylpyrldine type (sales only), and miscellaneous 

3Mmy 

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XIV - MISCELLANEOUS END-USE CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 245 

TABU 1.—MISCELLANEOUS END-USE CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS: 

AND SALES, 1985 

U.S. PRODUCTION 

,,i«ted below are all aiscellaneou* end-use chemical* and chemical product* for which any reported data on proauction or sales aay be published. (Usdars (...) are used where th* reported data are accepted in confluence any aay not be published or where no data were reported.) Table 2 lists all miscellaneous end-use 

chemicals and chemical product* for which data on production and/or tale* were reported and indentifie* the 

ggnufscturers of each] 

MISCELLANEOUS END-USE CHEMICALS 

AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 

SALES 

PRODUCTION : 

1.000 : 

pound* 

22.214.251 : 

124,609 : 

360.284 : 

9,889 : 

370 : 

4,869 : 

1,867 : 

QUANTITY 

1.000 : 

pound* 

16.217.149 : 

122,323 : 

239.665 : 

9,145 : 

490 : 

4,811 : 

1,674 : 

VALUE 

1.000 

dollars 

6.177.680 : 

133,913 : 

108.649 : 

8,500 : 

368 : 

2,914 : 

2.519 : 

UNIT 

VALUE* 

P*£ 

pound 

SO. 38 

1.09 

.45 

.93 

.75 

.61 

1.51 

Grand totalMjno acids and their salts 

plating agents, nltrilocid* and salts, total 

(Ethylenedinitrilo)tetraacetlc acid (EDTA) 

(Ethylenedlnitrilo)tetraaeetic acid, disodlua 

copper salt, diohydrate — 

(gthylenedinitrilo)tetraaeetic acid, disodlua 

sine sslt, dihydrate 

(Ethylenedinitrllo)tetraaeetic acid, disodlua sslt-

(gthylenedinltrllo)tetraacetic acid, tetrasodiua 

salt 

(S-Hydroxyethylethylenedinltrllo)triacetic acid, 

trisodium salt 

fitrilo-tris-methylene triphosphonie acid 

All other 

ftenieal indicators 

Chemical reagents and fine chealcalstnzymes, total 

Bacterial amylase 

Glucoamylase 

pectinase 

proteases, total 

Rennln ~ 

All other proteases 

ill other enzymes 

notation reagent* 

Ft»l additive*, total* 

Gtsoline additives, total : 

Methyl-t-butyl ether* : 

Tetra(aethyl-ethyl) lead, (TEL-TML, reacted) : 

All other gasoline additives : 

fuel additives, all other : 

lubricating oil and grease additives, total :_ 

Oil soluble petroleum sulfonate*:' 

Oil soluble petroleum sulfonate, bariua salt -: 

Oil soluble petroleum sulfonate, calcium salt——: 

Oil soluble petroleum sulfonate, sodiua salt——: 

ill other lubricating oil and grease additlv*s--~«rJ~ 

hint driers, naphthenie acid salts, 

Calciua naphthenate ___;_-

Cobalt naphthenate 

Iron naphthenatatotal* 

bnganese naphthenate --.- „, m.aMi"t . , -

hint driers, naphthenie acid *alt*. all Othar-^r^ 

*•footnote* at end of table. 

150,110 

4,141 : 

189,038 

17 

215 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(*) 

(») 

(») 

(») 

24,866 

2-225.585 

73,300 

10,093 

140,152 

11 

197 

(*) 

(*) 

(*) 

(») 

(*) 

(') 

(») 

(») 

27,465 

1.817.177 

2,127,563 : 

1,891,147 : 

27,054 : 

209,362 : 

98,022 : 

1.418.333 : 

: 

2,282 t 

298,350 : 

83,268 : 

1,034,433 ':' 

10.311 : 

483 : 

3,620 : 

33 : 

610 : 

5,565 : 

1,779,459 

1,550,560 

21,430 

207,469 

37,718 

998.241 

2.275 

276,406 

43.152 

676,408 

8.665 

470 

3,078 

... 

538 

4,579 

25,323 : 

: 

3,690 : 

65,335 : 

909 : 

29,645 : 

82,624 : 

17,781 : 

20,786 : 

3,044 : 

28,632 : 

17.449 : 

11.183 : 

12,381 : 

12,606 :,, 

: 

568.962 : 

536,375 : 

243,746 : 

35,956 : 

256,673 : 

32,587 : 

709.603 : 

2,382 : 

159,379 : 

23,273 : 

524,569 : 

» »10 = 

476 : 

8,910 : 

484 : 

3,940 : 

.35 

.37 

.47 

85.99 

150.27 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

(») 

.46 

.31 

.25 

.16 

1.68 

1.24 

.86 

•71 

1.05 

.58 

.54 

.78 

1-59 

1.01 

2.89 

.90 

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2:3 SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CHEMICALS, 1935 

TABU 1.—MISCELLANEOUS CYCLIC AND ACTCUC CHEMICALS: U.S. PRODUCTION 

AND SALES, 1985—CONTINUED 

MISCELLANEOUS CYCLIC Ot ACYCLIC CHEMICALS PRODUCTION 

SALES 

QUANTITY VALUE UNIT 

VALUI! 

ACYCLIC—Continued 

POLYHYDRIC ALCOHOL ETHERS—Continued 

Polyglycols, ethylene glycol and glycol ether, 

mixed — 

Polypropylene glycol 

Tetraathylene glycol 

Triethylene glycol— 

All other polyhydric alcohol ethersHALOGENATED HYDROCARBONS 

TotalChlorinated hydrocarbons, totalCarbon tetrachloride 

Chlorinated paraffins (Cn-Cit): 

3S%-64% chlorine 

Chloroform 

Chloromethane (Hethyl chloride) 

Dichloromethane (Methylene chloride)2 

Ethyl chloride (Chloroethana)2 

Ethylene dichloride (1,2-Diehloroethane)2--

Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene)2 — 

1,1,1-Trichloroethane (Methyl chloroform)2-

Vinyl chloride, monomer (Chloroethylene)2 — 

All other 

Fluorinated (including other fluorohalogenated) 

hydrocarbons, total 

Chlorodifluorooethane (F-22)* 

Dichlorodifluoromethane (F-12)* 

Triehlorofluoromethane (F-ll)2 

All other 

Iodinated (not otherwise halogenated) hydrocarbonsAll other halogenated hydrocarbons 

ALL OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ACYCLIC CHEMICALS 

Total 

Acyclic peroxides: 

2-Butanone peroxideBxpoxides, ethers, and aeetals, total 

Ethylene oxide2 

Glyeidyl ethers, total 

l-Butoxy-2,3-epoxypropane (Butyl glyeidyl ether)-

All other 

1.000 

pounds 

5.605 

16,065 

24,159 

149,691 

333,841 

26.836.764 

25.804.474 

645.618 

79.904 

275,255 

467,118 

170,503 

12.100,888 

677,819 

868.776 

9,462,979 

1,055,614 

1.019.486 

235,350 

301,893 

17S.781 

306,462 

64 

12,740 

9.897.607 

9.751 

8.033.541 

5,430,359 

6,157 

536 

2.597,025 

1.000 

pounds 

1.000 

dollars 

10,440 

16.001 

143.596 

326,689 

6.916.903 

6,493 

6,640 

40.047 

188,224 

1.783.085 

6.121.016 

360,328 

81,962 

383,723 

174,097 

502,503 

82,606 

409,990 

437,996 

580,088 

2.868,762 

238,961 

783.796 

1.136.214 

141,255 

284,044 

171,168 

187,329 

60 

12,031 

2.874.231 

58,220 

31,104 

54,508 

36,560 

94,519 

13,287 

38.776 

81,043 

182,689 

459,810 

85,698 

633.712 

158,033 

182,317 

81,104 

212,258 

553 

14,606 

1.253.878 

10,240 

2.148.042 

615,170 

6,218 

546 

.526,654 

16,026 

616.791 

130,971 

12,477 

1,037 

473,3<3 

t0.«2 

.41 

.28 

.58 

•3* 

ill 

.14 

.38 

.14 

.21 

.1* 

.1* 

.09 

.19 

.31 

.16 

.36 

.80 

1.12 

.64 

.47 

1.13 

9.22 

1.22 

1.56 

.29 

.21 

2.01 

1.90 

.31 

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