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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

Name: Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Author: Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil

Electric detoners and their accessories.
    Dynamite.
    Mining powder and other explosives.
    Caps and fuses.
    Decauville lines.
    Mono rails.
    Aerial transporters and their accessories.
    Locomotives and stationary engines.
    Chemical drugs, disinfectants and insecticides.

THIRD GROUP

Materials and Utensils Intended for the Culture of Trees and Treatment of
Rubber, including:

    Materials for the necessary installations for the mounting of
      factories, construction of buildings, huts and houses of workmen,
      box factory and factory for rubber articles.

FOURTH GROUP

Chemical Substances, Raw Material, Thin Cloth and Other Objects Used in
the Treatment of and Manufacture of Rubber Articles

a. =Coagulants=:

    Acetic Acid.
    Fluoric Acid.
    Formic Acid.
    Sulphuric Acid.
    Hydrochloric Acid.

b. =Dissolvents=:

    Aceton.
    Ethylic Alcohol.
    Methylic Alcohol (C. H. 4 O).
    Benzine.
    Benzol.
    Borax or
    Borate of Sodium. (Na² B. ⁴O⁷ 10 H² O).
    Chloruret of Carbon.
    Chloroform.
    Ether.
    Essence of Therebentine.
    Methylbenzol or Tolnol (C⁷ H⁸).
    Solvent Naphtha.
    Oil of Camphor (essence).
    Oil of Dippel.
    Parafin Oil.
    Sulphuret of Carbon.
    Tetrachloruret of Carbon.

c. =Deodorizers and Disinfectants=:

    Camphin or Camphene.
    Animal Charcoal.
    Porcupine Grape Yellow.
    Anilines and their derivatives.
    Arsenites and their derivatives.
    Aureoline.
    Cobalt Blue.
    Methylen Blue.
    Bistre.
    Fixed White (Salts of Baryum, etc.).
    Creosote.
    Cresolin.
    Essence of Lavender.
    Essence of Lemon.
    Essence of Peppermint.
    Essence of Menthol (C¹⁰ H² O).
    Essence of Eucalyptus.
    Essence of Florence Lily.
    Essence of Mustard.
    Essence of Moss.
    Essence of Rosemary.
    Essence of Tomilho.
    Essence of Thymol.
    Farmol, Formaldehyde or Formalin.
    Nitrobenzol.

d. =Coloring Materials=:

    Cassel’s Yellow.
    Van Dyck and Bismarck Brown.
    Yellow Brilliantine.
    Bronze and its derivates.
    Orange Bleu.
    Brooksite (Mixture of rosin and oils).
    Bukaramuguiana.
    Pattison White.
    Paris White.
    Wax for cables (wax, asphalt and rosin).
    Cachou.
    Rosin Colors.
    Massicot.
    Minio.
    Murexide (purple).
    Paris Black.
    Lamp Black.
    Ivory Black.
    Uranium Black.
    Vine Black.
    Nigramine.
    Ochre of all colors.
    Orange Neutral.
    Salts of Mercury.
    Sulfapone.
    Terre d’Ombre.
    Falladium Red.
    Vermillion (sulphuret of mercury).

e. =Hydrocarburets, Heavy Bodies and Oils=:

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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

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