Titlebook: Determinants in the Evolution of the European Chemical Industry, 1900–1939; New Technologies, Po Anthony S. Travis,Harm G. Schr?ter,Peter J

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Modernizing Industrial Organic Chemistry: Great Britain between Two World Warsted, but that had been mastered in Germany. Among these were the manufacture of refined aromatic intermediates and complex dyestuffs. The first British-made indigo was produced at the sequestered Ellesmere Port factory of the Hoechst dyeworks after “the task of working out the practical details was

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Technical Change in the Italian Chemical Industry: Markets, Firms and State Interventional production was based on the needs of agriculture and traditional manufacturing. Lack of energy and raw materials prevented the development of a modem organic chemical industry. However, in the 1930s protectionism and State intervention accelerated R&D, and the transfer of technology from other co

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The Frustrated Rise of Spanish Chemical Industry between the Wars a natural protection that encouraged numerous entrepreneurs, investors and adventurers to found or to enlarge industrial plants to satisfy the growing demand from both domestic and European markets. Within the chemical industry, ‘old’ sectors such as explosives, sulphuric acid and alcohol profited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19180-5Historian of technology Wolfgang K?nig has recently defined the often misinterpreted term “science-based industry.” K?nig introduced four characteristics for the evaluation of the scientific foundation of an industry:.

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Excusatory and Justificatory Defenses,In 1938, Corrington Gill, Assistant Administrator of the US Works Progress Administration (WPA), in a letter accompanying the report “Industrial Instruments and Changing Technology,” wrote: