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0-Acetonephthylane (See: 2'-Aeetonaphihone under Flavor 

end Fragrance Chemicals) 

Acetone (Dimethyl ketone) (0-Ketopropene) (2-Propenone) 

Aliied-Signei Inc. 

Engineered Materials Senor 

Arntecn Chemicel Corporation 

BTL Specialty Resins Corp. 

Oow Chemical U.S.A. 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Eastman Chemicel Product*, Inc 

Tennessee Eastman Company 

Central Electric Company 

GE Plastics 

Georgia Gulf Corporation 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

Haverhill. Ohio 

Blue Island. Illinois 

Oyster Creek, Texas 

K.ngjpon. Tennessee 

Mount Vernon, Indiana 

Bound Brook. New Jersey 

The Goodyear Tire t Rubber Company 

General Product! Division 

Shell Oil Company 

Shell Cnermcei Company, division 

Texaco inc. 

Texaco Chemical Company, 

subsidiary 

Union Carbide Corporation 

Union Carbide Chemicals and 

Plastics Company Inc., subsidiary 

Solvents end Coatmgt Materials 

Division 

Plaquemine, Louisiana 

Bayport. Te«aa 

Deer Perk, Texas 

Wood River. Illinois 

E> Dorado, Kansas 

institute. West Virginia 

TOTAL 

Annual Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

4 9 0 

110 

52 

336 

25 

378 

too 

255 

12 

365 

too 

350 

Process and Remarks 

Cumene peroxidation 

Cumene peroxidation 

Cumene peroxidation 

Cumene peroxidation 

Hydroqumone byproduct 

Cumene peroxidation 

Cumene peroxidation; plant >s 

currently idle 

Cumene peroxidation 

Hydroqumone byproduct 

Cumene peroxidation 

isopropyl alcohol 

dehydrogenation 

Isopropyl alcohol 

dehydrogenation; on standby 

55 

170 

3.007 

Cumene peroxidation 

isopropyl alcohol 

dehydrogenation 

Note: ARCO Chemical Company generates a crude acetone stream during the production of propylene oxide and ten-butyl e'cohol (TBA}. The 

TBA/water/ecetone eseotrope cannot be easily separated, so it is hydrogenated to TB<Vi$opropyi alcohol, which can be separated by distillation. 

Source: SRI International estimates es of January 1, 1990. 

Acetone aminonitrlle 

E. I. du Pont de Nemours I Company, 

Inc. 

Chemicals and Pigments 

Department Memphis. Tennessee 

Acetone chloroform (See: Chlorobutanol under Medicinal 

(Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

Acetone cyanohydrin (2-Cyano-2-proDe*nol) (aHydroxyisobutyronitrile) {2-Hydroxy-2-roethylpropioniuile) (2-

Methyllactonitrile) 

BP America. Inc. 

BP Cnemicals America. Inc.. 

subs-diary 

CYRO Industries 

8,1. du Pont de Nemou's b Comoany, 

Inc 

Green Lake, Texas 

New Orleans, Louisiana 

Memphis, Tennessee 

Deer Perk. Texas 

Cnemicals and Pigments 

Department 

Rohm end Haas Company 

Rohm and Haas Texas Inc., 

subsidiary 

Acetone dlcarboxyllc acid 

United-Guardian, inc. 

Guardian Chemical Diviaion 

Eastern Chemical Division Hauppeuqe, New York 

Acetone, dimethylacetal (See: 2,2-Dimethoxypropane) 

Acetone-formaldehyde resins (See: Plastics end Re*fns) 

Acetone kotal of glycerine (See. 2.2-Dimethyi-l.3-dioxoiine4-metninol) 

Acetone monoglycerol ketel (See: 2,2-Dimethyi-i,3-

dioxolane-4-methanol) 

Acetone, sodium bisulfite 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Eastman Fine Chemicals 

Laboratory and Research Products • 

Eastman Fine Chemicals Rochester. New York 

Aeetonltrlle (Cyenomethane) (Ethyl nitrile) (Methyl cyanide) 

BP America, Inc. 

B

B

 Chemicals America. Inc 

subsidiary Ume. Ohio 

E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Compeny, 

Inc. 

Petrochemicals Department Beaumont, Texas 

3-Ta-Aoetonylbenzyl]-4-hydroxyooumerin (See; Warfarin 

unoer Pesticides) 

Acetonyl chloride (See: Chioroacetone) 

3-{o-Acetonylfurfuryl}-4-hydroxycoumerin (See: 

Coumafuryl under Pesticides) 

Acetonyltrlphenylphosphonium chloride 

Parish Chemical Company Orem, Utah 

Acetonylurea (See: 5.5-D.methylhydantoin) 

Acetophenone (See-. Flavor and Fragrance Chemicals) 
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1-Chloro-2,3-epoxypropane (See: Epichiorohydrin) 

Chloroethane (See: Ethyl chloride) 

Chloroethanolc ecid (See: Chloroacetic acid, mono) 

2-Chloroethanol phosphite (See: Tris(2-chforoethyf) 

phosphite) 

[2-Chloroethoxy] carbonyl chloride (See: 2-Chloroethyl 

chiorofomate) 

2-Chloro-1-[3-«thoxy-4-nitrophenoxyV4-(trifluoromethyli 

benzene (See; Oxyfluorfen under Pesticides) 

2-Chloroethylamine hydrochloride 

Ruetgerj-Nease Chemical Company, 

inc. Slate College, Pennsylvania 

2-Chloro-4-ethylamino-6-isopropyl amino-S-triezine 

(See: Auezme under Pesticides) 

2-[4-Chloro-6-ethylamino-S-triaiin-2-YlamlnoJ-2-

methylpropionltrile (See: Cyanazine under Pesticides) 

2-Chloroethyl carbamate 

R.SA Corporation Ardsley, New York 

/S-Chloroethyl chlorocarbonate (See: 2-Chloroethyl 

chloroformate) 

2-Chloroethyl chloroformate (Cerbonochloridic ecid, 2-

chloroethyi ester) ((2-Chloroethoxy] carbonyl chloride) (0-

Chloroethyl chlorocarbonate) (Chloroforrmc acid, 2-cnioroethyi 

ester) 

Cerbolebs, Inc. Bethany, Connecticut 

R.SA Corporation Ardsley, New York 

Chloroethylene (See: vinyl chloride monomer) 

a-Chloroethylldene fluoride (See: l-Chioro-Udifiuoroethane) 

2-Chloroethyl isocyanate (See: Isocyanates. Organic) 

2-Chloroethyl phosphonic acid (See: Pesticides) 

Chloroform (Trichloromethane) 

Dow Chemical U.S.A. 

Hanim Group, inc. 

LCP Chemicais Division 

Oec'denta! Petroleum Corporation 

Occidental Chemical Corporation, 

subsidiary 

Electrochemical! & Specialty 

Products Group 

Electrochemical! Division 

Vulcan Materials Company 

Vulcan Chemicals, division 

Freeport, Texas 

Placuemine, Louisiana 

Mcundsville. West Virginia 

Belle, West Virginia 

Geismar, Louisiana 

Wicnita. Kansas 

Annual Capacity 

(Millions ol Pounds) 

TTO 

120 

•4Q 

30 

60 

110 

Raw Material 

Methanol 

Methanol 

Methanol 

Methanol 

Methanol 

33% Methane: 87% methanol 

TOTAL «80 

'A ne*> unit et tint location, with capadiy ol 60 mm lbs/year, was damaged by an explosion in third quarter 1989. 

Note: Most capacities are flexible since more than one chlorinated hydrocarbon may be proauced >n the same unit. Some figures represent maximum capacity; 

ethers, practical potential.. 

Source: SRi international estimates as of January 1, 1980. 

Cnioroformic add. 2-Chloroethyl eater (See: 2-Chloroethyl 

chloroformate) 

Chloroformic acid, isopropyl ester (See: isopropyl 

Chloroformate) 

Chloroformic add, methyl ester (See: Methyl chloroformate) 

Chloroformic acid, phenyl ester (See: Phenyl chloroformate) 

Chloroformyl chloride (See: Phosgene) 

Chlorofos (See: Trichlorfon under Pesticides) 

4-Chloro-N-furfuryl-5-sulfamoylanthranilic add (See: 

Furosemide under Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

ChloroQuanine 

Poly ORGANIX. Inc. 

Chlorohex (See: Chlorhexidine under Medicinal (Pharmaceutical; 

Chemicals) 

t-Chlorohexadecane (See: n-Hexadecyi chloride) 

Newbu'ypon. Massachusetts 

2-Chloro-5-hyflroxy-1,3-dlmetnylDenzene (See: 4-cnioro3.5-xylenol) 

Chlorohydroxylectlc acid, aluminum, sodium salt (See: 

Sodium aluminum chlorhydroxy lactate) 

3'-Chl6ro-3-hydr6Xy-2-naphihanllldft (Nephthoi AS-MCAJ 

Pfister Chemical Inc. Ridgefield. New Jersey 

4'-Chlorc-3-hydroxy-2-naphthanilide (Azoic coupling 

component 10) (Naphthol AS-t) 

Pfister Chemical inc. Ridgefield. New Jersey 

6'-Chloro-3-hydroxy-2-nephth-o-anisidlde 

Pfister Chemical Inc. Ridgefield, New Jersey 

4'-Chloro-3-hydroxy-2-nephtho-o-toluldlde (Azoic 

coupling component 8) (Naphihol AS-TR) 

Pfister Chemical inc. Ridgefield. New Jersey 

E'-Chloro-3-hydroxy-2-naphtho-o-toluidide 

Pfister Chemical inc. Ridgefield. New Jersey 

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4-Fluorophenpl 

International Minerals & Chemical 

Corporation 

Mallinckrodt. inc.. subsidiary 

Mallinckrodt Specialty Chemicals 

Co. 

Drug & Fine Chemicals Division 

Fluorophenyl alanine 

Syntheteeh. inc. 

St. Louis. Missouri 

Albany, Oregon • 

2-Fluorophenyl Isocyanate (See: isocyanates, Organic) 

4-Fluorophenyl isocyanate (See: iso.cyanates, Organic) 

FluorophosphoHc add, mono 

Atoehem North Amo.'iea Tulsa. Oklahoma 

Fluoroaulfonic acid (See: Fluosulfonic acid) 

Fluorosulfuric acid (See: Fluosulfonic acid) 

3-Fluorothiophenol 

Perish Chemical Company Oram, Utah 

4-Fluorothiophenol (4-Fluothiophenoi) (4-

Ruomercaptophenol) 

Parish Chemical Company Orem,.Utah 

Fluorotrichlorornethane (See: Trichlorofiuorom6thane) 

9-Fluoro-1 1jS,l7\21-trlhydroxy-1Ba-methylpregna-1.4-

diene-3,20-c!ione (See-. Dexamethasone under Medicine' 

(Pnarmaceutical) Chemicals) 

9-Fluoro-110,17,21-trlhydroxy-16/J-methylpregna-1,4-

dlene-3,20-dione (See: Betamethasone under Medicinal 

(Pharmaceutical] Chemicals) 

6-Fluorouraeil. technical (2,4-Dioxo-5-fluoropyrimidine) 

PCR Inc. Gamesvilia, Florida 

Humeceo, Puerto Rico 

Fluoroxypyr (See: Pesticides) 

Fluoslllclc acid (See: Hydrofluoailicic acid) 

Fluosulfonic acid (Fluorosuifonic acid) (Fluorosulfuric add) 

New Hampshire Oak 

General Chemical Corporation Oaymont. Delaware 

Siama-Aldrieh Corporation 

Aldrich Chemical Company, inc., 

subsidiary Milwaukee. Wisconsin 

4-Fluothlophenol (See: 4-Fluorothiophenol) 

Fluotitanic ecid 

Engelhard Corporation 

Catalysts and Chemicals Division Cleveland, Ohio 

Fluoxymeaterone (See: Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

6-o-Fluprednlsolone (See: Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) 

Chemicals) 

Flurazepem (See: Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

Flurldone (See: Pesticides) 

Fluvallnete (See: Pesticides) 

Folic acid (See: Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

Folinlc edd, calcium aelt (See: Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) 

Chemicals) 

Fonophos (See: Pesticides) 

Food, drug and cosmetic colors (See: Organic Pigments 

under Pigments) 

Formaldehyde (Formic aldehyde) (Methanel] (Methyl aldehyde) 

(Methylene 0*ide) (Oxomethane) (Oxymeihylene) 

Boraen, :ns. 

Bs'dan Chemiea! Division 

Achei'ves and Chemieals Division Demopolis, Alabama 

Diboll. Texas 

Fayattevilie, North Carolina 

Fremont. California 

Kent, Washington 

La Grande, Oregon 

Louisville, Kentucky 

Missoula, Montana 

Sheboygan, Wisconsin 

Springfield, O'egon 

VfcxsSorg. Mississippi 

Borden Cner*..cels end Plastics 

_

,

artnersiip_ . 

BTL Specialty Resins Corp. 

Cner.ebr.d Co^po"aiien 

' OrB:"WBsrern 

New Mexico Aenecves 

Degussa Corporatio*. 

Alaoema Group 

E. i. di. Pon: de Kemou's & Company, 

Inc. 

Cnemica's and Pigments 

Dapaf.rng.it 

Geismar, Louisiana _ 

Houston, Texas 

Malvern. Arkansas 

Andalusia, Alabama 

Moncu.'e, North Carolina 

Springfield, Oregon 

Winr.fieid, Louisiana 

Virginia, Minnesota 

Las Vegas. New Mexico 

Theodore, Alabama 

Belle, West Virginia 

Healing Springs, Noah 

Carolina 

La Porte, Texas 

Petersburg. West Virginia 

"oiedo, Ohio 

N Ki 

Annua1 Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

60 

125 

445 

176 

95 

70 

115 

136 

175 

300 

70 

seo 

110 

110 

70 

119 

140 

70 

40 

50 

65 

350 

200 

320 

400 

250 

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Formaldehyde (Cont'd) 

GAF Corporation 

GAF Cnemicals. subsidiary 

Gsorgie-PeeiHc Corporation 

Chemical Division 

Calvert City, Kentucky 

Texas City. Texas 

Albany, Oregon 

Columbus, Ohio 

Conway, North Carolina 

Crossett, Arkansas 

Hampton, South Carolina 

lufkin, Texas 

RusseMvilie. South Carolina 

Taylonjviiie. Mississippi 

Hercules Incorporated 

Operations Division 

Hoechst Celanese Corp. 

Chemicals 

Commodity Chemicals 

Monsanto Company 

Monsanto Chemical Company 

^ione-Pojlenc inc. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Questra Chemicals Corp.. subsidiary 

^v» Corp. -

Spurlock Company 

Acgh; Chemical Corporation 

vienns, ueergis 

Louisiana, Missouri 

Bishop, Tens 

Newark. New Jersey 

nock Hill, South Carolina 

Alvin, Texas 

Springfield. Massachusetts 

Allentown, Pennsylvania 

White City, Oregon 

Waverly, Virginia 

Acme, North Carolina 

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K F 

• i 

Annua' Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

too 

t oo 

170 

220 

126 

165 

50 

120 

245 

296 

120 

170 

1900 

117 

117 

180 

295 

135 

300 

66 

79 

TOTAL 9.697 

Note: Capacities are on a 37% basis. 

5sj'ce: SRI international estimates at of January 1, 1990. 

r

ormaldehyde-$odium bisulfite edduct (See: Sodium 

•'sma aenyce bisulfite) 

-ormeldehyde sodium sulfoxylate (See: Sodium 

crmaidehyde sulfoxylate) 

r

ormic acid (Aminic acid) (Methanoic ecid) 

•loechs; Ceia^ese Corp. • 

Chemcs's 

Cemodity Chemicals Pampa. Texas 

jr en Cerbde Corporation 

U' cn Carbide Cnemieals and 

Plastics Company Inc.. subsidiary 

Solvents and Coatings Materials 

Div:s<on Brownsville, Texas 

:

ormle scid, benzyl ester (See: Benjyl formate under Flevor 

nd Fragrance Chemicals) 

•'ormic acid, methyl ester (See: Methyl formate) 

:

ormic acid, OCtyl ester (See: n-Octyl formate under Flavor 

rd

 cragrance Cnemicals) 

ormic acid, phenethyl ester (See: Phenethyl formate under 

,aver and Fragrance Chemieels) 

ormlc eldehyde (See: Formaldehyde) 

--Formyl-N.N-diethylanlllne (See: p-N.N-Diethylamino 

enzaidehyde) 

ormylguBnidlne 

arisi Cnemiee1 Company Orem, Utah 

S 

Formylmethyltrlphenyl phosphonium chloride 

Johnson Matthey. Inc. 

Alfa Catalog Chemicals Danvers. Massachusetts 

1-Formylnaphthalene (See: 1-Naphthaidehyde) 

3-Formylphenol (Ses: 3-Hydroxybenzaldehyde) 

4-Formylphenol (See: 4-Hydroxybenzeidehyde) 

1-Formylpiperidine 

Reilly Industries. Inc. Indianapolis. Indiana 

Fosemine ammonium (See: Pesticides) 

Fradiomycin (See: Neomycin under Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) 

Chemicals) 

Framycetin sulfate (See: Neomycin B sulfate under Medicinal 

(Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

FruCtone (See: Ethyl methyl dioxolane acetate under Flavor and 

Fragrance Chemicals) 

D-Fructose 

Pfanstiehl Laboratories. Inc. Waukegan. Illinois 

L-Fructose 

Pfanstiehl Laboratories, inc. Waukagan, Illinois 

FuChsine (See: Violet 4 m Organic Pigments untie'

 Digmems) 

D-<+r-Fucose 

Pfanstiehl Laboratories, inc. 

L-Fucose 

Pfanstiehl Laboratories. Inc. 

Waukegan. Illinois 

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Hydroperoxycydohexyl hydroxycyclohexyl peroxide (See: 

Cyclohexanone peroxide) 

Hydroprene (See: Aiiozar under Pesticides) 

Hydroqulnol (See: Hydroquinone) 

Hydroquinone (1,4-Benzenediol) (p-Dihydroxybenzene) 

(Hydroquinol) (Quinol) 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Eastman Chemical Products. Inc. 

Tennessee Eastman Company Kingsport, Tennessee 

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company 

General Products Division Bayport, Texas 

TOTAL 

Annual Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

26 

11 

36 

Remarks 

Partly captive; diisopropyl 

benzene and photographic 

grades 

Partly captive; diisopropyl 

benzene: technical grade 

Source: SRl International estimates as of January 1, 1990. 

Hydroquinone bis[2-hydroxyethyl ether] (See: 2,2'-(pPhenylenedioxy) diethanol) 

Hydroquinone dt-£-hydroxyethyt ether (See: 2,2'-(pPhenylenedioxy) diethanol) 

Hydroquinone dimethyl ether (See: p-Dimethoxybenzene) 

Hydroquinone monomethyl ether (See: 4-Methoxyphenol) 

Hydrothal (See: Endothall under Pesticides) 

Hydroxostearato dichromium chloride 

C I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, 

Inc 

Chemicals and Pigments 

Department Cleveland, Ohio 

Hydroxyacetic acid (See: Glycolic acid) 

O-Hydroxyacetophenone 

Hoechst Celanese Corp. 

Chemicals 

Specialty Chemicals Bishop, Texas 

Bishop, Texas 

Sun Valley, California 

Lenexa. Kansas 

p-Hydroxyacetophenone 

Hoechst Celanese Corp. 

Chemicals 

Specialty Chemicals 

Redell Industries, Inc. 

N-Hydroxy-2-acetylaminofluorene 

Eagle-Picher industries, inc. 

Specialty Materials Division 

Chemsyn Science Laboratories 

N-Hydroxy-2-aminofluorene 

Eaale-Pichsr Industries, Inc. 

Specialty Materials Division 

Chemsyn Science Laboratories Lenexa, Kansas 

Hydroxyamphetamine hydrobromide (See: Medicinal 

(Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

17iS-Hydroxyandrost-4-en-3-one (See: Testosterone under 

Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

p-Hydroxyaniline (See: p-Aminophenoi) 

2-Hydroxy-m-anisaldehyde (2-Hydroxy-3-methoxybenzatdehyde) (o-vanillin) 

United-Guardian, Inc. 

Guardian Chemical Division 

Eastern Chemical Division Hauppauge, New York 

/ 

4-Hydroxy-m-enisaldehyde' (See: Vanillin under Flavor and 

Fragrance Chemicals) 

p-Hydroxyanisole (See: 4-Methoxyphenol) 

2-(2-Hydroxy-p-enisoyl) benzoic acid (2-Hydroxy-4-

methoxy-2 '-ca rboxybenzophenone) 

American Cyanamid Company 

Chemical Products Division Marietta, Ohio 

O-Hydroxybenzaldehyde (See: Salicylaldehyde) 

3-Hydroxybenz8ldehyde {3-Formylphenol) 

Chemical Dynamics Corporation South Plainfield, New Jersey 

4-Hydroxybenzaldehyde (4-Formylphenol) 

Chemical Dynamics Corporation South Plainfield, New Jersey 

Dow Chemical U.S.A Midland, Michigan 

2-Hydroxybenzaldehyde oxime (See: Seiieyiaidoxime) 

Hydroxybenzene (See: Phenol) 

p-Hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid (See: 1-Phenol-4-sulfonic 

acid) 

Hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, isomer mixture (See: 

Phenolsulfonic acid, isomer mixture) 

4-Hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, sodium salt (See: Sodium 

phenolsulfonate under Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

4-Hydroxybenzenesulfonic acid, zinc salt (See: Zinc 

phenolsulfonate under Medicinal (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

o-Hydroxybenzoic acid (See: Salicylic acid, technical) 

3-Hydroxybenzoic acid 

Mo/flex Chemical Company. Inc. 

4-Hydroxybenzoic acid 

Napp Chemicals. Inc 

Greensboro, Noah Carolina 

Lodi, New Jersey 

4-Hydroxybenzoic acid, benzyl ester (Benzyl phydroxybenzoate) (Benzyl p-oxyben2oate) (Benzylparaben) 

ChemDesign Corporation 

SpeciallyCh«m Products Corp., 

subsidiary Marinette, Wisconsin 

R.S.A. Corporation Ardsley, Ne« York 

4-Hydroxybenzoic acid, n-butyl ester (Butyl phydroxybenzoate) (Butylparaben) 

Kalama Chemical Inc. Garfield. New Jersay 

Napp Chemicals, inc Lodi, New Jersey 

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Triethanolamine hydrochloride 

R.SA Corporation 

Triethanolamine monosulfate 

Emkay Chemieal Company 

Triethanolamine phosphate 

Emkay Chemical Company 

Triethanolamine salicylate 

R.S.A. Corporation 

Unilever United States, Inc. 

' Quest International 

Ardsley, New York 

Elizabeth, New Jersey 

Elizabeth, New Jersey 

Ardsley, New York 

Boonton, New Jersey 

Triethoxy borane (See: Triethyl borate) 

1,1.1-Triethoxyethene (See: Triethyl crthoacetate) 

Triethoxymethane (See: Triethyl onhoformete) 

Triethylalumlnum (Aluminum triethyl) (ATE) (TEA) 

Ethyl Corporation 

Cnemicals Group Orangeburg. South Carolina 

Pasadena, Texas 

Morton International, Inc. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVO Incorporated, subsidiary Woburn, Massachusetts 

Texas Alkyls, Inc. Deer Park, Texas 

Triethyl eluminum-diethyl aluminum hydride mixtures 

Ethyl Corporation 

Chemicals Group Orangeburg, South Carolina 

Trlethylamlne 

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. 

Chemieals Group 

Specialty Chemicals Division 

Atochem Noah America 

Pensaeole. Florida 

St. Gabriel, Louisiana 

Wyandotte, Michigan 

Hotehst Celanese Corp. 

Chemieals 

Specialty Chemicals 

Triethyl antimony 

Moton International. Inc. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVO Incorporated, subsidiary 

Triethyl ersine 

Strem Chemicals Incorporated 

Triethyl benzylemmonium chloride 

R.S.A Corporation 

Triethyl borene (Triethyl borine) 

Johnson Metthey, Inc 

Alfa Catalog Chemicals 

Mine Safety Appliances Company 

Cellery Chemical Company, division 

Triethyl borate (Triethoxy borane) 

Anderson Development Company 

Monon International, Inc. 

Specialty Chemieals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVD Incorporated, Subsidiary 

Triethyl borine (See: Triethyl borane) 

Triethyl boron 

Texas Alkyls, Inc 

Triethyl citrate (See: Plasticizers) 

Trlethylenediemlne (1,4-Diazabicycio-[2.2.2]-octene) 

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. 

Chemicals Group 

Polyurethane Chemicals Division Peulsboro, New Jersey 

Texaco Inc. 

Texaco Chemical Company, 

subsidiary Austin, Texas 

Bucks, Alabama 

Woburn, Massachusetts 

Newburyport, Massachusetts 

B 

Ardsley, New York 

Denvers, Massachusetts 

Cellery, Pennsylvania 

Adrian, Michigan 

Woburn, Massachusetts 

I 

Deer Park, Texas 

Triethylene glycol (Di-iJ-hydroxyethoxyethane) (2,2 -

Ethylenedioxydiethanol) {Glycol bis[hydroxyethyl] ether) (Triglycol) 

(Ethylene glyeol dihydroxydiethyl ether) (TEG) 

BASF Corporation 

Chemicals Division 

industrial & Performance Chemicals 

Industrial Organics 

Dow Chemical U.S.A. 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Eastman Chemical Products, Inc 

Texas Eastman Company 

Hoechst Celanese Corp. 

Chemicals 

Commodity Chemieals 

Occidental Petroleum Corporation 

Oxy Petrochemicals Inc., subsidiary 

Petrochemicals Division 

PD Glycol 

Shell Oil Company 

Shell Chemical Company, division 

Texaco Inc. 

Texaco Chemical Company, 

subsidiary 

Geismar, Louisiana 

Plaouemine, Louisiana 

Longview, Texas 

Clear Lake, Texas 

Bayport, Texas. 

Beaumont, Texas 

Geismar, Louisiana 

Port Neches, Texas 

Annual Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

e 

30 

8 

7 

26 

e 

26 

is 

s 

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Triethylene glycol (Cont'd) 

Union Carbide Corporation 

Union Carbide Chemicals end 

Plasties Company Inc., subsidiary 

Industrial Chemicals Division Seadrift, Texas 

Taft. Louisiana 

TOTAL 

Annual Capacity 

(Millions of Pounds) 

'66 

190 

•The higher ethylene glycol mixtures from ethylene glycol production »t Sasdritt. TX end Taft, tA are refined it Tam City, TX to yield e S tri-, and 

tatrtetnylene glycols. 

Note: Capacities are flexible. In addition. Chemical Exchange Industries, Inc. and the Dixie Chemical Company obtain TEG from purchased mixed glycols at 

Houston. TX, end Bayport, TX, respectively. 

Source: SRI International estimates as of January 1.1990. 

Triethylene glycol n-butyl ether (See: Butoxytrigiycol) 

Triethylene glycol dieerylate 

Sanomar Company, inc. West Chester, Pennsylvania 

Triethylene glycol dMcaprylate/caprate) (See: Plasticizers) 

Triethylene glycol dichloride 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Eastman Chemical Products, Inc, 

Arkansas Eastman Company Bateavilit, Arkansas 

Koch Industries, Inc 

Koeh Refining Company, subsidiary 

Koch Specialties Group, division 

Muskegon Specialties Plant Whitehall, Michigan 

Triethylene glyeol dl-{2-ethylhexenoate) (See: Plasticizers) 

Triethylene glycol dimethacrylate (Methacrylic acid, diester 

with triethylene glycol) 

Rhone-Poulenc Inc. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Aleolac, subsidiary Se.dsl'8. Missouri 

Ssnomer Company, Inc West Chester, Pennsylvania 

Triethylene glycol dimethyl ether (See: 2-(2-Methoxyethoxy) 

ethyl-2-methoxyethyl ether) 

Triethylene glycol dlnonanoete (See: Plasticizers) 

Triethylene glycol dipelargonate (See: Triethylene glycol 

dinonanoste under Plasticizers) 

Trlethyleneglycol monoethyl ether (See: 2-(2-[2-

Ethoxyethoxy] ethoxy) ethanol) 

Triethylene glycol monomethyl ether (See: 2-(2-[2-

Methoxyethoxy] ethoxy) ethanol) 

Trlethylenetetremlne (N.N-Bistf-eminoethyl] 1,2-

ethanediamine) (Tngntine) 

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc 

Chemicals Group 

Specialty Chemicals Division 

Dow Chemical U.S.A. 

St. Gabriel, Louisiana 

Freeport, Texas 

Triethylgslllum 

Morton international, Inc. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Advanced Meterials t 

CVD incorporated, subsidiary Woburn. Massachusetts 

TrH2-«thylhexyl ) phosphat e (See: Plasticizers) 

TrHl-ethylhexyl ) trlmellltate (See: Plasticizers) 

Triethyl Indium 

Morton International, Inc. 

Specialty Chemieals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVD incorporated, subsidiary 

Texas Alkyls, Inc 

Woburn, Massachusetts 

Deer Park, Taxes 

Danvers, Massachusetts 

Triethyl orthoacetate (Ethyl orthoeeetete) (1,1,1-

Trleihoxyethane) 

HUls America ine. Theodore, Alabama 

Triethyl orthoformate (Ethyl orthoformate) (Orthoformic ester) 

(Triethoxymethane) 

Eagle-Picher Industries. Inc. 

Specialty Materials Division 

Chemsyn Science Laboratories Lenexa, Kansas 

HOIS America inc Theodore, Alabama 

Trlethyloxonlum tetrefluoroborete 

Johnson Metthey, Inc 

Alta Catalog Chemieals 

Triethyl phosphate (See: Plasticizers) 

Triethyl phosphlne 

Morton International. Inc 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVD Incorporated, subsidiary 

Pressure Chemical Company 

Svem Chemicals Incorporated 

Triethyl phosphite 

ICI American Holdings Inc 

ICI Americas Inc , 

ICI Agricultural Products Group 

Morton IIIM I national, In*. 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

Advanced Materials 

CVD Incorporated, subsidiary 

Tenneco Inc 

Albright & Wilson Americas 

Triethyl phosphonoecetete 

Johnson Metthey, inc 

Alta Catalog Chemieals 

Perish Chemical Company 

Triethyl eliane 

Morton International, Inc 

Specialty Chemicals Group 

. Advanced Materials. _ „ , 

CVD Incorporated, subsidiary Woburn. Massachusetts 

Trifluoperazine (See: MedicinBl (Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

Trifluoperazine hydrochloride (See-. Medicinal 

(Pharmaceutical) Chemicals) 

Woburn, Massachusetts 

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 

Newburyport, Massachusetts 

Cold Creek. Alabama 

Woburn, Massachusetts 

Charleston, South Carolina 

Danvers, Massachusetts 

Orem, Utah 

SRI International