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    Reports
    Report Number Report Name
      
    32GAmmonia Cracking Technologies for Hydrogen Production
    199JBase Chemicals from Plastics Pyrolysis Oil
    29NNet-zero Ethylene Production by Steam Cracking of Naphtha
    32FCommercially Available Blue Hydrogen Production
    199ITire Recycling
    115EBiodegradable Polymers
    309Bio-Based Monoethylene Glycol
    43GReduced Carbon Intensity and Renewable Methanol Production
    303DCrude Oil Conversion to Chemicals
    29LBioethylene by Ethanol Dehydration
    2271,3 Propanediol and Polytrimethylene Terephthalate (PTT)
    20, 20A, 20B, 20CABS Resins
    69, 69AAcetal Resins
    24, 24A/2Acetaldehyde
    37, 37CAcetic Acid
    37A, 37BAcetic Acid and Acetic Anhydride
    77Acetone, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) and Methyl Isobutyl Ketone
    16, 16AAcetylene
    109Acetylene vs. Ethylene as a Chemical Raw Material
    216Acid Gas Treatment and Sulfur Recovery
    99Acrylamide and Polyacrylamide 99
    6EAcrylic Acid from Glycerin
    6, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6DAcrylic Acids and Acrylic Esters
    6FAcrylic Acid
    17, 17A, 17A/1, 17A/2, 17A/3, 17BAcrylonitrile
    78Acrylonitrile Thermoplastics
    83, 83AAdhesives
    3, 3A, 3BAdipic Acid
    257Advanced Biorefineries
    180C, 180DAdvanced Carbon Capture
    51BAdvanced Composite Materials
    247AAdvanced Gas-to-Liquid Process
    196Advanced Structural Ceramics
    44, 44A, 44BAdvances in Ammonia Technology
    251AAdvances in Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel Production
    129A, 129B, 129CAdvances in Catalytic Reforming
    195, 195AAdvances in Fluid Catalytic Cracking
    187, 187AAdvances in Hazardous Waste Treatment
    190CAdvances in Membrane Technology for Chemical Separation Applications
    199EAdvances in Mixed Plastics Chemical Recycling
    248AAdvances in Naphtha Steam Cracking
    275Advances in Natural Gas Conversion Technologies
    225Advances in Oxidation Technology
    25DAdvances in p-Xylene Technologies
    56BAdvances in Urea Technology
    1FAliphatic Diisocyanates Processes
    59, 59AAliphatic Surfactants
    203Alkane Dehydrogenation and Aromatization
    138Alkyl Amines
    180GAlternative Carbon Capture Technologies
    88, 88A, 88B,88CRecent Advances in Light Hydrocarbon Alkylation
    44CAmmonia
    106, 106AAmino Acids
    76CAniline and Derivatives
    59BAnionic Surfactants
    85, 85AAntioxidants
    85BAntioxidants and Light Stabilizers
    167Aramids
    76, 76A/1, 76BAromatic Amines
    182, 182A, 182BAromatic Processes
    30, 30AAromatics BTX
    25EAromatics Upgrading Technologies
    209Aromatics Industry Outlook
    144Ascorbic Acid
    179Barrier Resins
    310Batteries for Electric Vehicles
    145Battery Limits Cost Estimating
    145CBattery Limit Cost Estimation
    145DWaste Treatment Cost Estimation
    19GBimodal HDPE
    19EBimodal Linear Low-Density Polyethylene
    284Bio-Based Adipic Acid
    59CBio-Based Anionic Surfactants
    259Bio-based C3s
    294Bio-Based Furan Dicarboxylic Acid and Its Polymer Polyethylene Furanoate
    265, 265ABio-based Polymers
    265BBio-based Polymers
    217Bio-Based Polyols
    206ABio-Based Solvents
    292Bio-Based Succinic Acid
    278BBio-based Sustainable Aviation Fuels
    264Biobutanol
    241Biocatalysis
    263Biochemical Cellulosic Ethanol
    115DBiodegradable Polymer Life Cycle Assessment
    115CBiodegradable Polymers
    250Biodegradable Polymers from Plants
    251Biodiesel Production
    278Biofuels from Algae
    258Biomass Gasification
    302Biomass Pretreatment
    286Biomass Pyrolysis
    188Biotechnology Reaction Systems
    188A, 188BBiotechnology Separation Processes
    192Bisphenol A and Alkylated Phenols
    192ABisphenol A
    81Bisphenol A and Phosgene
    175BBlends Containing Engineering Thermoplastics
    175ABlends Containing Polyolefins
    175Blends of Thermoplastic Polymers
    146Bulk Chemicals from Synthesis Gas
    35, 35A/1, 35B, 35CButadiene
    35DButadiene as a Low Chemical Raw Material
    74Butylene Polymers
    71, 71AButylenes
    118Butyrolactam and Laurolactam 118
    126C1 Chlorinated Hydrocarbons
    7/1, 7/2, 7A, 7B, 7CCaprolactam
    7DCaprolactam Update
    90Carbon Black
    180BCarbon Capture from Coal Fired Power Generation
    180ACarbon Capture From Natural Gas Power Generation
    237Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions Reduction
    180HCarbon Dioxide Capture Economics Model
    180ICarbon Dioxide Capture Economic Model – Part II
    180Carbon Dioxide Separation
    285ACarbon Dioxide Utilization Technologies
    165, 165ACarbon Fibers
    123Carbon Monoxide
    153, 153ACatalysts
    153FCatalysts for Polyolefins
    153CCatalysts for Polypropylene for Polyethylene Production
    153GCatalysts for Reforming Naphtha to Hydrocarbons
    263ACellulosic Bioethanol
    100Chemical Production by Fischer-Tropsch and Related Syntheses
    RP199DChemical Recycling of PET
    234Chemicals for Electronics Industry
    252Chemicals From Agricultural Wastes
    235Chemicals from Ethanol
    236Chemicals from Renewable Resources
    147Chemicals from Wood and Wood Wastes
    232Chiral Intermediates
    48Chlorinated Solvents
    61, 61A, 61B, 61C, 61DChlorine
    61EChlorine-Advanced Commercial Chlor-Alkali Technolog y
    112Chlorine Dioxide, Chlorates, Chlorites and Hypochlorites
    201Chlorofluorocarbon Alternatives
    67Chloroprene
    154, 154A, 154BCoal Gasification
    101Coal Tar Chemicals
    271Coal to Gasoline
    305Coal to Liquids
    279Coal to Olefins
    277Coal to Substitute Natural Gas
    181, 181ACogeneration 181A
    181BCommercial Scale Cogeneration
    280Compendium of Leading Bioethanol Technologies
    162Computer Program for Estimating Plant Envestment
    119Construction Costs
    213Copolyesters
    148/1Costs of Synthesis Gases and Methanol
    49, 49A1Cresols and Cresylic Acids
    303Crude Oil to p-Xylene Hengli Refinery-PX Complex
    303CCrude Oil to p-Xylene—Shenghong Refinery-PX Complex
    303ACrude Oil to p-Xylene – Zhejiang Refinery-PX Complex
    219Cumene
    219ACumene
    238Custom Chemical Manufacture
    133Desalination
    183Detergent Builders
    75Dibasic Acids for Nylon Manufacture
    79, 79ADihydroxybenzenes
    301Dimethyl Carbonate
    235ADirect Ethanol to C4 Chemicals and Fuels
    245BDimethyl Ether (DME) From Coal
    245Dimethyl Ether As Alternate Fuel
    245ADimethyl Ether As Fuel
    243ADirect Methanol Fuel Cells
    299Direct Syngas to Light Olefins
    102Disposal and Recovery of Waste Organo-Chlorides
    260Economics and Petrochemical Cycles
    107Economics of Chemical Refineries
    127BEconomics of Fertilizer Complexes
    204Economics of Petrochemical Complexes
    172Economics of Petrochemical Production in Saudi Arabia and Western Canada
    204AEconomics of Petrochemicals in S.E. Asia
    204BEconomics of Petrochemicals Production In China
    116Electron Beam Curing Polymers
    115, 115A, 115BEnvironmentally Degradable Polymers
    139Enzyme Technology
    38, 38AEpoxy Resins
    145AEstimating Plant Investments
    149Ethanol for Gasohol
    149AEthanol Production in Brazil
    29, 29B, 29EEthylene
    29OEthylene e-Cracker: Comparative Analysis of Electricity Sources For Naphtha Cracking
    29FEthylene by Non-Conventional Processes
    155Ethylene Copolymers
    220Ethylene Feedstock Outlook
    208Ethylene from Methane
    150Ethylene from Refinery Gas
    2IEthylene Glycol
    70A, 70BEthylene Glycol
    70Ethylene Glycols, Glycol Ethers and Ethanolamines
    29DEthylene Industry Profiles
    2FEthylene Oxide and Ethylene Glycol
    193Ethylene Oxide Derivatives
    29CEthylene Plant Conversion
    29GEthylene Plant Enhancement
    4, 4A, 4CEthylene Propylene Co-Polymer and Terpolymers
    4BEthylene Propylene Terpolymer Rubber
    29AEthylene-Propylene
    155AEthylene/Vinyl Acetate Copolymers
    155BEthylene-Vinyl Acetate Copolymers
    306Ethylene via Acetylene from Natural Gas
    205BExperience Curves
    42, 42A/1Fatty Acids
    40Fatty Nitrogen Compounds
    95Fermentation Processes
    127Fertilizers - Ammonium Phosphate
    127A/1Fertilizers - Nitrogen
    92Flame Retardant Additives
    92AFlame Retardant Additives
    114Flame Retardant Polyols
    166, 166AFluorinated Polymers
    166BFluoropolymers
    97, 97AFoamed Plastics
    23, 23AFormaldehyde
    23BFormaldehyde
    156Formic Acid
    274Fuel Alcohols and Electricity Cogeneration from Petroleum Coke Gasification
    243Fuel Cells for Vehicles and Power
    231Fuels for 21st Century Vehicles
    52Furnace Phosphorus and Phosphoric Acid
    132Gas Oil Conversion to Fuels and Petrochemicals
    247Gas To Liquids
    273Gasoline Benzene Removal
    239Global Chemical Industry in the 21st Century
    58Glycerine and Intermediates
    266Heavy Oil from Tar Sands
    214AHeavy Oil Hydrotreating
    210Hetercyclic Nitrogen Compounds
    31, 31A, 31B, 31CHexamethylenediamine
    184High Purity Silicon 184
    86, 86A, 86B, 86D, 86E, 86FHigh Temperature Polymers
    19C, 19DHigh-Density Polyethylene
    RP195BHigh Olefins Fluid Catalytic Cracking Processes
    174AHigh-Output Fluidized Bed Polyethylene Technology
    268Higher Alcohols from Syngas, Technology Survey
    134Hydrochloric Acid
    211Hydrocracking
    211AHydrocracking for Middle Distillates
    211BHydrocracking of Heavy Oils and Residua
    211CHydrocracking by Slurry Process
    89Hydrofluoric Acid and Fluorocarbons
    32, 32AHydrogen
    32EHydrogen by Electrolysis
    199KHydrogen from Plastic Waste
    68BHydrogen Peroxide
    68, 68A/1Hydrogen Peroxide and Peracetic Acid
    32CHydrogen Production
    214Hydrotreating
    32DHydrogen Delivery Options
    242Industrial Coatings
    139AIndustrial Enzymes
    226Innovative Chemical Reactors
    226AInnovative Reactors and Process Intensification
    169AIntegrated Refinery/Petrochemical Profitability
    124, 124AIon Exchange Resins
    256Ionic Liquids
    1A/1, 1A/2, 1B, 1C/1, 1C/2, 1D, 1EIsocyanates
    91Isomerization of Paraffins 91
    28, 28A/1, 28BIsoprene
    293Iso-C4 Processes
    247DLarge-scale Gas-to-Liquids Plants
    199GLarge-scale Pyrolysis—Plastic Chemical Recycling
    RP297Light Hydrocarbon and Light Naphtha Utilization
    12, 12A, 12B/1, 12C, 12D, 12ELinear Alpha Olefins
    303ELight olefins focused crude oil to chemicals complex
    163Linear C12-C15 Primary Alcohols
    27Linear Higher Alcohols
    36C, 36ELinear Low Density Polyethylene
    19, 19A, 19BLinear Polypropylene and Polyethylene
    103Liquefied Natural Gas
    103ALiquefied Natural Gas
    191ALiquid Hydrocarbons from Synthesis Gas
    204CLocation Factors
    36, 36A, 36B, 36DLow Density Polyethylene
    307Lubricant Base Oils
    310ALithium-based Materials for Battery Production
    157, 157ALubricating Oil Additives
    46, 46A/1, 46B, 46CMaleic Anhydride
    199FMechanical Recycling of Waste Polymers
    43DMega Methanol Plants
    122Melamine
    190AMembrane Gas Separation Processes
    190Membranes for Gas Separation
    296Metallocene Polyalphaolefins (PAO)
    11, 11A, 11B, 11C, 11DMethacrylic Acid and Methacrylic Esters
    43, 43A/1, 43B, 43C, 43FMethanol
    111Methanol as a Chemical Raw Material
    111AMethanol Based Chemicals
    43EMethanol From Coal
    282Methanol to Gasoline
    261Methanol to Olefins
    255Methyl Methacrylate
    131Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether and Tertiary-Butyl Alcohol (TBA)
    108Middle East's Potential in Chemicals
    177Mining Chemicals
    202Monomers for High Performance Polymers
    285BMonetizing CO₂
    55N-Paraffins
    29KNaphtha Catalytic Cracking
    135, 135ANatural Gas Liquids
    216ANatural Gas Acid Gas Removal and Sulfur Recovery
    216BNatural Gas Sweetening by Membrane Separation
    246Near-Zero Sulfur Diesel Fuel
    4DNew Generation EPDM Technologies 4D
    21FNew Generation Oxo Alcohols
    180FNext Generation Carbon Capture
    153DNon-Metallocene Single Site Catalysts
    168Nonionic Surfactants
    200NOx Removal
    41, 41ANylon 6
    41BNylon 6 and Caprolactam
    54, 54A, 54BNylon 6,6
    224Ocean Transportation Freight Rates
    158BOctane Improvers
    158, 158AOctane Improvers for Gasoline
    145BOffsite Investment Cost Estimation
    142Oilfield Chemicals
    35EOn-Purpose Butadiene Production
    281On-Purpose Technologies for Polyethylene Comonomers
    140, 140AOperating Costs in the Chemical Industry
    135COpportunities for Gas-to-Liquid Technologies
    212Options for Refinery Hydrogen
    304Options to Meet Impending Marine Bunker Fuel Specifications
    234AOrganic Light Emitting Diodes
    113Organic Phosphorus Compounds
    21, 21A, 21B, 21C, 21D, 21EOxo Alcohols
    221Oxygenate Economics
    190BPervaporation
    171, 171A, 171B, 171C, 171DPesticides and Intermediates
    205, 205APetrochemical Industry Profitability
    169BPetrochemicals From Refinery Streams
    72, 72A/1, 72BPetroleum Coke
    47, 47APetroleum Desulfurization
    222Petroleum Industry Outlook
    215Petroleum Refining Profitability
    120Petroleum Resins
    22, 22A, 22B, 22C, 22DPhenol
    34, 34A, 34BPhthalic Anhydride
    159Plastic Films
    199, 199APlastics Reclamation and Recycling 199
    199BPlastics Recycling to Liquids
    65APoly(meth)acrylates
    164Polyacetylene and Other Inherently Conducting Polymers
    65Polyacrylates
    94/1, 94/2Polyamides Other Than Nylons 6 and 66
    73Polybutadiene
    96, 96A, 96BPolybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) and Butanediol
    50, 50A, 50B, 50C, 50D, 50E, 50FPolycarbonate Update
    223Polycyclic Olefins
    189Polyesters Thermoplastic
    185APolyethylene by Slurry-Phase Polymerization
    202APolyethylene Naphthalate Monomers
    18, 18A, 18B, 18CPolyethylene Terephthalate
    18DPolyethylene Terephthalate
    141, 141APolyethylene Terephthalate Bottles and Bottle Resins
    82Polyisoprene
    51C, 51DPolymer Nanocomposites
    308Polyolefin Elastomers/Plastomers (POE/POP)
    173Polyolefin Specialty Products
    174Polyolefins by Gas Phase Processes
    45APolyols for Making Polyurethanes 45A
    45BPolyols for Polyurethanes
    45CPolyols for Polyurethanes
    45Polyols from Ethylene Oxide and Propylene Oxide
    128, 128A, 128EPolypropylene
    128CPolypropylene Update 128C
    272Polysilicon for Solar Wafers
    39, 39A, 39B, 39DPolystyrene
    10, 10A, 10B, 10C, 10DPolyurethanes
    57, 57APolyvinyl Acetate and Polyvinyl Alcohol
    13, 13A, 13B, 13C/1, 13D, 13EPolyvinyl Chloride
    RP199CPost–Consumer Plastic Recycling
    14Potash Fertilizers
    304APowering Shipping with Low Carbon Options
    98, 98APowder Coatings
    17/CPropane-Based Acrylonitrile
    267BPropane Dehydrogenation (II)
    267APropane Dehydrogenation Process Technologies
    267CPropylene by Olefin Conversion Processes
    267DPropane Dehydrogenation
    262Propylene Glycol from Glycerin
    178, 178APropylene Industry Outlook
    2E, 2G, 2HPropylene Oxide
    2, 2A, 2B, 2C, 2DPropylene Oxide And Ethylene Oxide
    198Propylene Oxide Derivatives
    267Propylene Production
    60, 60AProteins from Hydrocarbons
    9HPurified Terephthalic Acid (PTA)
    195CPushing FCC for Maximum Chemicals Production
    143Pyrethroid Insecticides
    29MReduced Carbon Intensity Ethylene Production
    151Recovery of Low Temperature Heat
    254Refinery C5s Hydrocarbons
    237ARefinery CO2 Emission Reduction
    153ERefinery Catalysts
    303BRefinery Configurations for Maximizing Crude Oil to Chemicals Production
    229Refinery Residue Gasification
    228Refinery Residue Updating
    169Refinery/Chemicals Interface
    129Reforming for BTX
    51, 51AReinforced Plastics
    180ERetrofitting for Carbon Capture
    278ASecond Generation Biofuels
    160Silicones
    153BSingle-Site Catalysts
    185Slurry Phase Polypropylene
    285CSmall-scale CO2 Utilization Plants
    247BSmall Scale Gas-to-Liquids Technology
    32BSmall-Scale Hydrogen Production
    187BSoil Remediation
    276Solar Photovoltaic Technology
    199HSolvent-Based Recycling of Waste Plastics
    206Solvents Specialty
    218Speciality Surfactants
    159A, 159BSpecialty Plastic Films
    173ASpecialty Polyolefins: VLDPE
    207Specialty Styrenic Thermoplastics
    186Specialty Thermoplastic Elastomers
    29JSteam Cracking of Crude Oil
    248Steam Cracking For Olefins Production
    244Strategic Business Units for Epoxy Resins and Polycarbonates
    249Strategic Business Units of ABS and Polystyrene Resins
    240Strategic Business Units of Nylon 6 and Nylon 66
    33, 33A, 33B, 33CStyrene
    176Styrene and p-Methylstyrene and Polymers
    64Styrene Butadiene Elastomers
    63CSulfur Dioxide Removal From Flue Gases
    63, 63A, 63BSulfur Dioxide Removal From Stack Gases
    230Sulfur Removal from Petroleum Fuels
    84, 84ASulfuric Acid
    194, 194ASuperabsorbent Polymers
    19FSupercritcal Loop Reactor Slurry Process for Producing Polyethylene and Polypropylene
    269Supercritical CO2: a Green Solvent
    197Supercritical Fluid Processing
    278CSustainable Fuels from Waste Residues
    170Sweeteners
    65BSyndiotactic Poly(meth)acrylates
    128BSyndiotactic Polypropylene 128B
    39CSyndiotactic Polystyrene
    RP298Syngas Fermentation Processes
    148ASynthesis Gas
    110Synthesis Gas Production
    148DSynthesis Gas Production from Chinese Gasifiers
    148CSynthesis Gas Production from Coal and Petroleum Coke Gasification
    148BSynthesis Gas Production from Natural Gas Reforming
    53, 53A, 53A/1Synthetic Ethanol and Isopropanol
    285DSynthetic Fuels from Hydrogen and Captured Carbon Dioxide
    125ASynthetic Lubricant Base Stocks
    125Synthetic Lubricants
    87Synthetic Paper
    303FTC2C™ Thermal Crude to Chemicals Technology
    128DTechnologies for the Production of Secondary Propylene
    9FTerephthalic Acid
    9, 9A, 9B, 9C, 9ETerephthalic Acid and Dimethyl Terephthalate
    233The Promise of New Technology Platforms for Biotechnology
    270Thermochemical Cellulosic Ethanol
    175CThermoplastic Elastomer Blends
    104, 104AThermoplastic Elastomers
    93AThermosetting Matrix Resins
    93Thermosetting Resins
    117Titanium Dioxide Pigment
    80Treatment of Petrochemical Wastewater
    66Trimellitic and Pyromellitic Anhydrides
    300Unconventional Aromatics Processes
    26, 26AUnsaturated Polyesters
    56, 56AUrea
    136, 136AUtilities Plant Costs
    191Utilization of Remote Methane
    152UV Curing of Coatings Inks and Adhesives
    161Vacuum Residuum as a Petrochemical Feedstock
    247EValue-Added Products from GTL Plants
    15, 15AVinyl Acetate
    15CVinyl Acetate Monomer
    15BVinyl Acetate/Polyvinyl Acetate
    5, 5A, 5B, 5B/1, 5C, 5DVinyl Chloride
    62, 62AVinyl Plasticizers
    253Vinyl Polymers
    105Vinylidene Chloride, Monomer and Polymers
    137Waste Treatment Costs
    295Wastewater Treatment Technologies
    130AWater-Soluble Polymers
    130Water-Soluble Resins
    8, 8A, 8B, 8CWet Process Phosphoric Acid
    121, 121A, 121B, 121CWorld Petrochemical Feedstocks
    25, 25A, 25B/1, 25CXylenes Separation
    Reviews
    Review Number Review Name
      
    2024-01Carbon Footprint of Chemical Industry
    2024-03Production of MDEA
    2024-04Ultrapure Water for Green Hydrogen
    2024-06Bastnäsite Ore Processing for Rare-earth Oxide Production — Part I
    S2024-16Small Modular Reactors White Paper
    2024-15Polyvinylidene Fluoride using Non-Fluorinated Surfactant
    2024-12Ammonia as a Direct Fuel for Gas Turbine
    2024-10Dynamic Construction Location Factors Update
    2024-09Biogas from Biomass
    2024-07On-purpose Butadiene Production by LG-Chem process
    2024-05Hydrodealkylation of Toluene for Benzene Production by Axens Technology
    2024-02Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS): A Profile
    2023-15Dynamic Construction Location Factors Update
    2023-14Novolen® Polypropylene Update
    2023-13TrueBlue Methanol®Process
    2023-12Vinyl Chloride Monomer
    2023-11Sour Water Stripping with Ammonia Separation
    2023-10Monetizing CO₂ Impact of Rules 45Q and 45V
    2023-09Hydrochloric Acid from Hydrogen and Chlorine
    2023-08Diesel Hydrocracking for Naphtha
    2023-07Oleic Acid from Crude Palm Oil
    2023-06UOP MaxEne™ Process
    2023-05XPRIZE Milestone Award Winners - A First Look at Their Commercial Prospects
    2023-04Green Ammonia via Electrolytic Hydrogen
    2023-03Gasoline Production by GT-BTX PluS
    2023-02Blue Ammonia via Casale’s A6000CC™ Technology
    2023-01CO2 to Ethylene via Electroreduction
    2022-15Decarbonizing a Palm Oil Mill and Refinery
    2022-14Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) from Acetone
    2022-13Polybutylene Terephthalate
    2022-12Propylene Glycol from Glycerin by Sulzer GTC’s GT-ProGSM Process
    2022-11Blue Hydrogen Via Autothermal Reforming
    2022-10Assessment of a Biogas Refinery
    2022-09Phthalic Anhydride-An Update
    2022-08Methanol-to-Hydrogen Conversion Process
    2022-07Blue Hydrogen
    2022-06Deep Catalytic Cracking (DCC)
    2022-05Dow Net-zero Olefins from Ethane
    2022-04Low Carbon Ethylene Production via E-furnace Powered by NET Power Cycle
    2022-03Net-zero carbon ethylene production via recovery of CO2 from cracking furnace flue gas
    2022-02Natural Gas to Ammonia by Linde Ammonia Concept (LAC™) Process | S&P Global
    2022-01Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Methanol Process | S&P Global
    2021-15Hydrogen from Natural Gas with Carbon Capture
    2021-14Economics of LNG Cold Energy Utilization by Generation of Electricity
    2021-13Cost Analysis of a Typical Oil and Gas Production Unit
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    2021-11FCC Revamp Economics
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    2021-09Wet Sulfuric Acid Process
    2021-08Hydrogen from Natural Gas with 60% Carbon Dioxide Capture
    2021-07Hydrogen and Carbon Black by Methane Pyrolysis
    2021-06Polyethylene Production by Borealis' Borstar® 3G PE Multimodal Process
    2021-05Natural Gas to Gasoline by Haldor Topsøe’s TIGAS™ Process
    2021-04Mixed Feed Naphtha Steam Cracking
    2021-03Sulfur forming—Granulation Process
    2021-02Electric Power Via NET Power
    2021-01Processing Lean Natural Gas
    2020-15Green Ammonia Technology
    2020-14Maleic Anhydride from n-Butane by Scientific Design Co. process
    2020-13Plastic Recycling-Value Preservation and Carbon Avoidance
    2020-12Ethane Export Terminal
    2020-11Integrated Cumene-Phenol/Acetone-Bisphenol A-Part III: Bisphenol A (BPA)
    2020-10Integrated Cumene-Phenol/Acetone/Bisphenol A - Part II: Phenol/Acetone
    2020-09Integrated cumene-phenol/acetone/Bisphenol A- Part I: Cumene
    2020-08Maleic Anhydride by Huntsman Technology
    2020-07Green Methanol Production Process
    2020-06LNG Regasification Terminal
    2020-05Floating Methanol Production
    2020-04KBR K-COT Catalytic Cracking Process
    2020-03Polyetherketoneketone (PEKK)
    2020-02Phenol Production by ExxonMobil 3-step Process
    2020-01Ethylene to Alkylate Process by Next Wave Energy
    2019-15Plastic Recycling and Sustainability—a Process Economics Framework
    2019-14Full Density Polyethylene
    2019-13Well ResourcesTM Ionikylation Process
    2019-12Dynamic Construction Location Factors
    2019-11MAX-ISOM™ Technology
    2019-10DMTE Technology - Syngas to Methyl Acetate or Ethanol
    2019-09SuperClaus® Process for enhanced sulfur recovery
    2019-08MEG Process via Formaldehyde
    2019-07Hydrogen Production by Electrolysis
    2019-06Methanol from Coke-oven Gas
    2019-05Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) Recycle to Chlorine by the Sumitomo Catalytic Oxidation Process
    2019-04Waste Treatment Costs for Non-Phosgenation Based Polycarbonate Production
    2019-03Single Step MIBK Process
    2019-02Methaforming
    2019-01Small Scale Anhydrous Hydrochloric Acid
    2018-15Flare Systems
    2018-14Acrylic Acid by BASF Technology
    2018-13Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) Production by BASF Process
    2018-12Sulfuric Acid from Sulfur - Updates on Contact Process
    2018-11Chevron Lummus Global LC-SLURRY Technology for VR Upgrade
    2018-10Dual Methane Expander Liquefaction for LNG Production (with Promax Simulation)
    2018-09Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) Recycle to Chlorine Using ODC Electrolysis Technology
    2018-08Styrene by Total Fina/Badger Process
    2018-07UOP’s Two-Stage Tatoray™ Process
    2018-06Crude Oil to Chemicals and Oxidative Coupling of Methane: Potential for Synergy?
    2018-05Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) Production by Evonik’s LiMA Process
    2018-04Crude Oil Vacuum Distillation
    2018-03Crude Oil Atmospheric Distillation
    2018-02Condensate Splitting
    2018-01Acetic Acid by Chiyoda CT-ACETICA™ Process
    2017-15Estimation of Project Cost beyond EPC Construction Costs
    2017-14Isoprene by Isopentane Dehydrogenation
    2017-13TDI (Toluene Diisocyanate) Process
    2017-12Accounting for Carbon Emission Cost in Chemical Production Economics
    2017-11SBR Process Summary
    2017-10Styrene by CB&I/UOP SMART Technology
    2017-09Styrene by CB&I/UOP Classic Technology
    2017-08Melamine by Golden Elephant Process
    2017-07Isoprene Process Summary
    2017-06Diphenyl Carbonate by Asahi Kasei Process
    2017-05Bimodal HDPE production by a gas-phase process similar to LyondellBasell’s Hyperzone Process
    2017-04Syngas Production for Ammonia from Coal
    2017-03Syngas Production for Ammonia from Natural Gas
    2017-02Ammonia Production by Haldor Topsøe Advanced Process
    2017-01CNPC (China National Petroleum Corporation) Millionton PTA Process
    2016-15Nitric Acid KBR Weatherly Single-Pressure Process
    2016-14Ammonia Production by Haldor Topsøe Conventional Process
    2016-13MDI Process Update
    2016-12Chlor-Alkali Process Summary
    2016-11Propylene Process Summary
    2016-10Acrylic Acid Process Summary
    2016-09Nitric Acid KBR Weatherly Dual-Pressure Process
    2016-08Chemical Value Chain Production Economics
    2016-07Air Separation Process Update
    2016-06Pygas C5 Separation Processes
     
    2016-05Process Summary: Natural Gas Liquids Separation and Recovery
    2016-04ExxonMobil Butyl Rubber Process
    2016-03LNG Process Summary
    2016-02Toluene Methylation Process by GT-TolAlkSM Technology
    2016-01Carbon monoxide production from syngas via cryogenic partial condensation process
    2015-15LLDPE Process Summary
    2015-14Acrylonitrile Process Summary
    2015-13Small-Scale Floating LNG
    2015-12BP’s PX Crystallization Process Offered by CB&I Lummus
    2015-11BP New Generation Process for Polymer-Grade Terephthalic Acid Production
    2015-10Hydrogen Process Summary
    2015-09Ethylene Process Summary
    2015-08Polyvinyl Chloride by JNC Suspension Polymerization Process
    2015-07Hydrogen Cyanide by the Andrussow and BMA Processes
    2015-06Polyamide (Nylon) 6 and 66 Process Summary
    2015-05Cellulose Acetate Flake
    2015-04Isoprene Production via Kuraray One-Step Isoprene and Formaldehyde Process
    2015-03Hydrogen Balancing in a Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) Plant
    2015-02Bayer-ThyssenKrupp ODC (Oxygen Depolarized Cathode) Chlor-Alkali Technology
    2015-01Acid Gas Removal from Natural Gas
    2014-15Sugar Production via Corn Wet Milling
    2014-14Polybutadiene Production by Lithium Catalyst
    2014-13On Purpose Octene-1 by Dow's Butadiene Telomerization Process
    2014-12Octene-1 by Sasol Heptene-1 Hydroformylation Technology
    2014-11Monoethylene Glycol (MEG) Process Summary
    2014-10Acetic Acid from Syngas via the BP SaaBre Process
    2014-09Polybutadiene Production by Neodymium Catalyst
    2014-08Ethylbenzene by Badger EBMaxSM Liquid Phase Alkylation Process
    2014-07Oxidative Coupling of Methane to Ethylene by Siluria Process
    2014-06Methanol Process Summary
    2014-05Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) Process Summary
    2014-04para-Dichlorobenzene
    2014-03Polypropylene Process Summary
    2014-02Exxon Isodecyl Alcohol from Nonenes
    2014-01Syngas via MIDREX® SynRG™Reformer
    2013-15Hydrogen Peroxide
    2013-14Liquid-Phase Alkylation of Dilute Ethylene to Ethylbenzene by Lummus Process
    2013-13Update of Offsite Costs
    2013-12LDPE Process Summary
    2013-11Phenol and Cumene Process Summary
    2013-10Adipic Acid from Free Fatty Acids via Verdezyne Fermentation
    2013-09Coal-Based MEG Production by Ube Process
    2013-08Coal-Based MEG Production by Sinopec SRIPT Process
    2013-07Acetic Acid, Update of the BP Cativa Process
    2013-06High-Purity Isobutylene from t-Butanol by LyondellBasell Process
    2013-05Propylene Production via the Ethylene Dimerization and OCT Technology
    2013-04Davy Methanation Process Technology Integrated with Coal to Substitute Natural Gas
    2013-03Cerenol™—DuPont Polyether Glycol Made from 1,3-Propanediol (PDO
    2013-02NGL Recovery by Low Pressure Drop Refrigeration Process
    2013-01Acetic Acid, Update of the Celanese AO Plus Process
    2012-15Tipping Point for Power Generation: New NGCC vs Legacy Coal
    2012-14Light Naphtha Isomerization by JSC SIE Neftehim IsoMalk-2™ Process
    2012-13Polyamide (Nylon) 6
    2012-12Glacial Acrylic Acid via Sulzer Falling Film Crystallization
    2012-111-Hexene Production by Axens AlphaHexol™ Process
    2012-10Ethylene Glycol Production from Coal-Based Synthesis Gas
    2012-09Polypropylene by INEOS Technologies Innovene™ PP Process
    2012-08PEP Cost Index Methodology Update
    2012-07Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether Production from Steam Cracker C4 Stream
    2012-06High-Purity Isobutylene Production by MTBE Cracking
    2012-05Propylene Production by the JGC/MCC DTP™ Process
    2012-04Process Economics of Coal-Based Olefins Production in China
    2012-03Coal Gasification Technology in China
    2012-02Acetic Acid, Update of Oxidation Routes
    2012-01Acetic Acid, Update of the Chiyoda Acetica™ Routes
    2011-15Polypropylene by LyondellBasell's Spheripol Process
    2011-14Methanol Production via Toyo Process
    2011-13Advanced Technology Natural Gas Combined Cycle
    2011-12Continuous SAP Production via Double Kneader Reactor
    2011-11Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Using CO2
    2011-10Ethanol Production by Celanese Acetyl Technology
    2011-09Bio-Based Isoprene
    2011-08Polycarbonate via Dow Phosgenation Process
    2011-07Updating the PEP Cost Index
    2011-06Rebalancing the PEP Cost Index
    2011-05On-Purpose Butadiene Production
    2011-04Propylene Production via Metathesis of Ethylene and Butenes
    2011-03Closed Loop Processing in Polysilicon Production
    2011-02Carbonate Production by an Alkyltin Alkoxide Catalyst
    2011-01Chloroacetic Acid by Direct Chlorination
    2010-15CO2 Recovery by Fluor's CO2LDSep? Process
    2010-14Bio-Based Succinic Acid
    2010-13Reverse Osmosis for Seawater Desalination
    2010-12Ethylene Oxide Production by Nippon Shokubai Process
    2010-11Thermal Visbreaking of Vacuum Residue
    2010-10Lummus/CB&I Hexene-1 from C4 Process (Comonomer Production Technology)
    2010-09Propylene Production from Propane by the Catofin Process
    2010-08Electrostatic Desalting of Opportunity Crude Oils
    2010-07ABS Resin Production
    2010-6Catalytic Steam Gasification
    2010-5Lithium for Electric Vehicles—a Technology and Economic Assessment
    2010-4Fischer-Tropsch Oxygenated Products
    2010-3Ultra High Supercritical Pulverized Coal
    2010-2ExxonMobil's Ultra High Viscosity Index Poly Alpha Olefin Lubricant Blend Stock
    2010-1Polyvinyl Alcohol Production
    2009-15Liquid Phase Methanol
    2009-14C3-C4 Oligomerization for Gasoline
    2009-13Natural Gas Recovery from Methane Hydrates via Depressurization
    2009-12Carbon Dioxide Compression
    2009-11Ammonia from Natural Gas by the KBR Purifier Process
    2009-10Ammonia from Natural Gas by the Lurgi-Casale Megammonia Process
    2009-9Biodiesel from Algae
    2009-8Polyethylene Production By A Solution Process Using Loop Polymerization Reactors
    2009-7Cyclic Olefin Copolymers (COC)
    2009-6Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)
    2009-5Biodiesel via the Heterogeneous Catalysis Catilin Process
    2009-4Propylene Oxide by the BASF-Dow HPPO Process
    2009-3Integrated Production of Toluene Diisocyanate from Toluene
    2009-2Asahi Kasei Diphenyl Carbonate Process Involving the Production and Use of Dibutyl Carbonate
    2009-1HF Alkylation Process Incorporating ExxonMobil Concepts Disclosed In U.S. Patent Applications Issued In June/July 2008
    2008-15Process Water Management and Treatment
    2008-14Processing Acidic Crude Oils
    2008-13Five-Year Outlook for Mergers and Acquisitions in the Chemical Industry
    2008-12Will the Real Carbon Footprint Please Stand Up?
    2008-11Carbon Capture Via Oxycombustion
    2008-10INEOS Slurry Loop Polyethylene Process
    2008-9Fuel and Petrochemical Price Relationships in High Crude Oil Price Environment
    2008-8Natural Gas Combined-Cycle Power Plant
    2008-7Pulverized Coal Fired Power Plant
    2008-6Advanced Pyrolysis Gasoline Upgrading
    2008-5Olefinic Block Copolymer Production Using Dow Chemical's Chain Shuttling Process
    2008-4Soil Remediation
    2008-3Chemical Plant Security Regulations and Associated Costs
    2008-2Acid Gas Removal
    2008-1Toluene Diisocyanate from Toluene Diamine by Bayer Gas Phase Phosgenation Preliminary Evaluation
    2007-15Estimating the Carbon Footprint of the Worldwide Chemical Industry
    2007-14Reach Briefing: A Review of EU Chemicals' Licensing
    2007-13Succinic Acid from Maleic Anhydride
    2007-12Passenger Car Motor Oil: Development and Future Trends
    2007-11Feedstock Price Issues for Bio-Derived Materials
    2007-10Ammonia from Natural Gas by KBR "KAAP" Process
    2007-9Ethyl Acetate by Direct Addition of Ethylene and Acetic Acid
    2007-8IsoTherming™ Hydrotreating Process for Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel
    2007-7Comparison of Polyethylene Processes
    2007-6Speculative Incremental Design Improvement for Caprolactam Via Liquid Phase Ammoximation And Vapor Phase Rearrangement
    2007-5Sellers Beware: Voluntary Carbon Offsets, Carbon Labels and the Chemical Industry
    2007-4Epichlorohydrin from Glycerin
    2007-3Hydrogen: a Technical Review
    2007-2Fischer-Tropsch Reactor System Loop
    2007-1Biobutanol
    2006-15p-Xylene by Combined Crystallization/Adsorption Process
    2006-14Production of Toluene Diisocyanate from Toluene Diamine and Dimethyl Carbonate
    2006-13Polyethylene by Basells Hostalen Process
    2006-12Trends in Coating Resins Made by Emulsion Polymerization
    2006-11Production of Propylene from Fluid Catalytic Cracker Naphtha Streams
    2006-10Polyethylene By Basell's Spherilene Process
    2006-9North American Ethylene Feedstocks
    2006-8Major Trends Affecting the Chemical Industry
    2006-7Remote Gas Strategies Onsite Storage of Natural Gas Hydrates
    2006-6Short Contact Time Catalytic Cracking
    2006-5Iron Catalysis for Fischer-Tropsch Fuels Production
    2006-4Sucralose Production Via the Sucrose-6-Acetate Route
    2006-3Biodiesel and Global Warmer Emissions: Is The Biofuel For Fossil Fuel Trade-Off Actually A Payoff?
    2006-2Price, Labor Cost and Labor Productivity Indices for PEP Cost Index China
    2006-1PEP Cost Index—China East Coast
    2005-15Recovery Of Styrene From Pyrolysis Gasoline
    2005-14Polyethylene by Chevron-Phillips Slurry Loop Process
    2005-13Vinylidene Chloride Copolymers by Suspension and Emulsion Polymerization
    2005-12Current Development of Technology for the Production of Bisphenol A
    2005-11Advances In Naphtha Steam Cracking
    2005-10Estimating CO2 from Production-Cost Data: What and Why?
    2005-09Diphenyl Carbonate from Phenol via Diphenyl Oxalates with Improved Ube Technology
    2005-08Production of Ethylene-Based Elastomers by a Solution Process with Exxpol™ Metallocene Catalyst
    2005-07Biodiesel via Axens Heterogeneous Catalysis Esterfip-H Process
    2005-06Polyethylene By Borealis' Borstar Process
    2005-05Lyondell Direct-Oxidation Propylene Oxide Technology
    2005-04Ethanol From Switchgrass
    2005-03LNG Regasification
    2005-02Remote Gas Strategies Commercial Status of GTL
    2005-01Remote Gas Strategies – Industry Status of Remote Gas Production
    2004-15Superflex™ Process For Light Olefins
    2004-14An Integrated Process for TDI via TDA and Dimethylcarbonate
    2004-13Online Trading for Chemicals: Status Outlook
    2004-12Formic Acid by Kemira Process
    2004-11Mega Ammonia
    2004-10Ethanol from Straw
    2004-9Hexafluoropropylene Oxide Production by a Biphasic Process
    2004-8Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Technology Update
    2004-7Update of Caprolactam via Liquid Phase Ammoximation and Vapor Phase Rearrangement
    2004-6Physical Property Issues In Simulation: Liquid-Liquid Equilibria
    2004-5Experience Curve Impact on Capital Cost
    2004-4Cyclohexanone from Cyclohexane by Bionic Oxidation with Sinopec Technology
    2004-31,3-Propanediol from Ethylene Oxide via A 3-Hydroxyester
    2004-2MDI
    2004-1Physical Property Issues In Simulation: Vapor-Liquid Equilibria
    2003-15Base Load LNG By Cascade Refrigeration
    2003-14Developments in the External Value of Intellectual Property in the Chemical Industry
    2003-13Competitive Intelligence from Environmental Regulatory Information
    2003-12NExOCTANE™ Isooctane Process
    2003-11Ethanol from Bagasse
    2003-10New One-Step Oxo Process for 1,3-Propanediol
    2003-9"Jumbo" Dimethyl Ether Production Process via Toyo Technology
    2003-8Salicylic Acid
    2003-7Anionic Polystyrene; A New Generation
    2003-6Online Process Economics Optimizers
    2003-5Process for Production of Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer
    2003-4Economics Forces Restructuring The Chemical Industry
    2003-3Monetizing Carbon Dioxide Into Synthesis Gas
    2003-2Soil Remediation: Air Sparging and Thermal Desorption
    2003-1Carbon Nanotubes In Japan
    2002-15Divided-Wall Distillation Technology
    2002-14Ethylbenzene From Ethylene And Benzene via Zeolite Catalyzed Process (Sept 2003)
    2002-13Advances in Solid State Hydrogen Storage Technologies
    2002-12Butadiene Extraction by BASF New NMP Process
    2002-11Acrylate-Based Weakly Acidic Cationic Ion Exchange Resins
    2002-10Diphenyl Carbonate from Ethylene Carbonate via Dimethyl Carbonate by Asahi Technology
    2002-9Production of Perfluorodioxole and Amorphous Fluoropolymer
    2002-8Polyhydroxyalkanoates from Organic Wastes
    2002-7Liquefied Natural Gas By The Mixed Fluid Cascade Process
    2002-6Update on Phenol From Benzene via Single-Step Hydroxylation
    2002-5Biodiesel Production Via Axens' Heterogeneous Catalysis Process
    2002-4Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) By A Supercritical CO2 Process
    2002-3Hydrogen Energy and Its Future Applications
    2002-2Hydrogen Energy and Its Present Applications
    2002-1Security Vulnerability Assessments for the Chemical Industry
    2001-15Technologies for Lower-Carbon Power Generation
    2001-14“Jumbo” Methanol Production Process via Toyo Technology
    2001-13White Mineral Oils by the BASF Process
    2001-12S Zorb Diesel Sulfur Removal Technology
    2001-11UOP Methanol to Olefins
    2001-10The Olefins Industry in the New EU Member States: Profile And Competitive Assessment
    2001-9Acrylic Acid Production by Propane Oxidation
    2001-8Hydrogen Outlet For Methanol
    2001-7Single-Step Hydrogen Gas Synthesis
    2001-6Ethylene Carbonate From Ethylene Oxide
    2001-5Barge Mounted Methanol Production
    2001-4Petroleum Coke Gasification
    2001-3Commercial Production of Calcium Formate
    2001-2Physical Property Issues In Simulation: Gas Solubility
    2001-1Six Sigma In Chemicals: More Than A Fad, But Not For Everyone
    2000-15Future Process Technology Developments
    2000-14Reaction Injection Molded Automotive Body Panels
    2000-13Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis Via Reactive Distillation
    2000-12Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis Via Low Boiling Solvent Slurry Phase
    2000-11Barge Mounted GTL Production
    2000-10Impact Of The EU's 'Reach' Chemicals Policy
    2000-9Impact Of Biodiesel Growth: A Strategic Assessment
    2000-8Demography And Demand: Growth Scenarios For 2040
    2000-7Ethanol From Corn Stover
    2000-6Regeneration Of Sulfuric Acid From Sulfate Salts Via Hydrogen Peroxide
    2000-5Acrolein Production From Propane
    2000-4Carbon Trading In The Chemical Industry: A Look At Coming CO2 Emission Limits
    2000-3Hydroquinone From Phenol Using Ti-Si Catalyst
    2000-2Maleic Anhydride from n-Butane by the Boc/Mitsubishi Technology
    2000-1The Aftertreatment Market For Particle And Nox Emissions In Diesel Road Transport
    99-15Acetaminophen
    99-14Methyl Methacrylate By Lucite's Alpha Technology
    99-13a-Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Acetate Production From Citral Via Isophytol
    99-12The Economics of Recycling PET in Europe
    99-11Responsible Investing and the Chemical Industry
    99-10Ascorbic Acid
    99-9Integrated Hydrogen Peroxide And Propylene Oxide Technology
    99-8Fluidized-Bed Technology For Vinyl Acetate Monomer
    99-7Lipase Production Using Pseudomonas Alcaligenes
    99-6alpha-Amylase Production Using Bacillus Species
    99-5Auto Dismantling
    99-4Catalytic Cracking of Light Cracked Naphtha to Produce Propylene
    99-3Linear Alkylbenzene By Heterogeneous Catalysis (Update)
    99-2ENI Slurry Hydroprocessing Technology For Diesel Fuel
    99-1Basell's Multizone Circulating Reactor (MZCR) Process
    98-15Caprolactam Via Gas Phase Beckmann Rearrangement
    98-14The Alkylene™ Process- Solid Acid Alkylation System
    98-13Methanol To Propylene By The Lurgi MTP Process
    98-12Production of Propylene from C4
    98-11Production of Phenol From Benzene and Hydrogen Peroxide
    98-10Diphenyl Carbonate from Phenol via Diphenyl Oxalates with UBE Technology
    98-09Aromatics Saturation of Diesel via Two-Stage Hydrotreating
    98-08Production of Isobutylbenzene via The Alkylation of Toluene With Propylene
    98-07Hydrocracking Technology for Middle Distillate
    98-06Ethanol via Hydration of Ethylene
    98-05Chloralkali by Electrolytic Cells With Improved Technology
    98-04Production of Pyridine and Beta-Picoline
    98-03Propylene Oxide Via Direct Oxidation Of Propylene
    98-02Acrylonitrile Via The Ammoxidation Of Propane
    98-01Ethylenediamine Via The Amination of Monoethanolamine
    97-15Styrene Via Benzene And Ethane
    97-14Phytoremediation
    97-13Aromatics Complex Economics
    97-12Acetic Acid by the Chiyoda/UOP Acetica™ Process
    97-11Liquid Hydrocarbons from Natural Gas by Exxon's AGC 21 Process
    97-10Glyphosate
    97-9L-Lysine by Fermentation with Recovery by Ion-Exchange
    97-8Lysine-Sulfate Production by Fermentation with Recovery by Spray Drying
    97-7Deep Catalytic Cracking
    97-6One Step Phenol from Benzene by the AlphOx Process
    97-5The Changing Structure of the Chemical Industry
    97-4Supply Chain Management Practices Benchmarks in the Bulk Polymer Industry
    97-3Dow's Ethane Based Process for Ethylbenzene
    97-2Eastman Syngas-based Route for Methyl Methacrylate
    97-1PET Bottle Resin by Pyromellitic Dianhydride Process
    96-12Combinatorial Chemistry
    96-11Ethylene Outlook
    96-10Purified Terephthalic Acid From p-Xylene by Hydrolysis of Dimethyl Terephthalate
    96-9Aliphatic Polyketones from Carbon Monoxide and Olefins by the Shell Liquid-Phase Polymerization Process
    96-8Natural Gas to Liquid Hydrocarbons Technology Based on the Syntroleum Process
    96-7Lactic Acid By Fermentation
    96-6ICI's Polymethyl Methacrylate Tertiary Recycling Technology
    96-5Styrene-Butadiene Rubber
    96-4Hexamethylenediamine And Caprolactam From Adiponitrile by Partial Hydrogenation and Cyclization of Aminocapronitrile
    96-3Titanium Dioxide Technology Trends and Regional Production Cost Benchmarking
    96-2Formaldehyde From Methanol
    96-1Outlook For Propylene Availability in Asia-Pacific
    95-1-9Asahi Methacrolein Oxidative-Esterification Technology
    95-1-81-Hexene From Ethylene By The Phillips Trimerization Technology
    95-1-7Chlorine From Hydrogen Chloride by The Du Pont Electrolytic Process
    95-1-6Acrylonitrile Via High-Conversion Propane Ammoxidation
    95-1-5Norbornene from Dicyclopentadiene and Ethylene
    95-1-4RButanediol from n-Butane via Maleic Acid Hydrogenation
    95-1-3Bisphenol A Via Sinopec-Lummus Technology
    95-1-2Caprolactam From Butadiene
    95-1-12Intermaterial Substitution Simulation
    95-1-11Mitsui's Acetone Recycling Technology in Phenol Manufacturing
    95-1-10Butanediol From Butadiene Via Epoxybutene
    95-1-1Tert-Amyl Methyl Ether by the Nextame Process
    94-3-3Petrochemical Industry Cyclicality and Outlook
    94-3-2Polytetramethylene Glycol from Tetrahydrofuran via a Diacetate Intermediate
    94-3-1Natural Gas Pricing Mechanisms
    94-2-4Styrene from Butadiene via 4-Vinylcyclohexene by the Dow Process
    94-2-3Update on Maleic Anhydride From N-Butane Via Fluidized Bed Reactor with an Organic Solvent Absorber
    94-2-2One-Step Oxo Process For 1,3-Propanediol
    94-2-1A Nontower Process for High Bulk Density Detergent Powders
    94-1-4Dendrimer Polymer from Diaminobutane and Acrylonitrile
    94-1-3Chlorine from Hydrogen Chloride by the Carrier Catalyst Process
    94-1-2Lucky Nonphosgenation Process: MDI and PMPPI by Carbonylation
    94-1-11,4-Butanediol from Maleic Anhydride via Dimethyl Maleate
    93-3-4Xylenes Isomerization
    93-3-3Haldor Topsoe Alkylation Process
    93-3-2Coproduction of Ethylene and Vinyl Chloride by USC/Occidental Chemical Process
    93-3-1Styrene from Dilute Ethylene
    93-2-4Polyethernitrile (PENI) Heat Resistant Polymer From 2,6-Dichlorobenzonitrile and Resorcinol
    93-2-3Maleic Anhydride From n-butane; Fixed Bed Reactor; Organic Solvent Recovery
    93-2-2Methanol Profitability: History and Outlook
    93-2-1Natural Detergent Alcohols by a Vapor-Phase Ester Hydrogenation Process
    93-1-4Ammonia from Natural Gas
    93-1-3The Economic Viability of Using Membranes in Chemical Processes Involving Hydrogen Transport
    93-1-2Quick Estimates of Production Costs
    93-1-1Pyromellitic Dianhydride
    92-3-4Cumene by a Catalytic Distillation Process
    92-3-3Methyl Chloride Manufacture
    92-3-2Purification of Wet Process Phosphoric Acid by a Solvent Extraction Process
    92-3-1Isobutene from Isobutane by Snamprogetti/Yarsintez Dehydrogenation Process
    92-2-4Dimethyl-2,6-naphthalenedicarboxylate from o-Xylene by Amoco Technology
    92-2-3N-(1,3-Dimethylbutl)-Ni-Phenyl-P-Phenylenediamine Via a Novel 4-Nitrodiphenylamine AND 4-Nitrosodiphenylamine
    92-2-2C4 Olefins Utilization
    92-2-1Melamine By the Melamine Chemicals M-II Process
    92-1-4Degradable High Molecular Weight Polymers and Copolymers from Lactic Acid
    92-1-3Mobil Diisopropyl Ether Process
    92-1-2Microbial Insecticides: BacillusThuringiensis
    92-1-1Coproduction of Dimethyl Carbonate and Ethylene Glycol by Transesterification
    91-3-4Styrene from Ethylbenzene Using Membrane Reactors
    91-3-3Acrylamide by Enzymatic Hydration of Acrylonitrile (third generation)
    91-3-2Methanol from Natural Gas by ICI's LCM Process
    91-3-1Polycarbonates From Bisphenol Compounds Via Cyclic Oligomers By GE Plastics Technlogy
    91-2-4Isobutene Production by Isomerization Of N-Butene
    91-2-3Polypropylene By a Vertical Stirred-Bed Process (BASF Technology)
    91-2-2Carbon Monoxide-Ethylene Copolymers
    91-2-1Dihydroxybenzenes From Phenol By Vapor-Phase Hydroxolation
    91-1-4Removal of Mercury From Ethylene Plant Feedstocks and Cracked Gas Streams
    91-1-3Catalytica Acetaldehyde Process
    91-1-2DIMETHYL CARBONATE BY VAPOR-PHASE OXIDATIVE CARBONYLATION
    91-1-1Isobutane Dehydrogenation by Thermal Cracking
    90-3-4Low Pressure Oxo Process with Liquid Recycle
    90-3-3Syngas by the Partial Oxidation of Natural Gas
    90-3-2Isophorone Diisocyanate by a Nonphosgenation Process
    90-3-1Polyethylene Terephthalate Recycle by Depolymerization
    90-2-4Linear Alkylbenzene by Heterogeneous Catalysis
    90-2-3The SDS Polystyrene Process
    90-2-2Urea by UTI's Heat Recycle Process
    90-2-1Tetrahydrofuran from Maleic Acid (Du Pont Process)
    90-1-4Sucralose - A High Intensity, Noncaloric Sweetener
    90-1-3Acetonitrile Recovery in Acrylonitrile Manufacture
    90-1-2Hydrogen Peroxide by the ARCO Process
    89-3-3Options for Procuring Oxygen
    89-3-2R95% Nitrogen from Air by Vacuum Pressure Swing Adsorption
    90-1-1Propylene Oxide by the Olin Process
    89-3-4The Nitto Chemical Methylamines Process
    89-3-1Methanol from Natural Gas by the Lurgi Combined Reformining Process
    89-2-4Nonmanufacturing Overhead Spending in the Chemicals Industry
    89-2-3Acetal Copolymers by an Asahi Chemical Process
    89-2-2Nylon 12,12 Resin from Butadiene by Du Pont Technology
    89-2-1Review of Trends in the PEP Plant Construction Cost Indices and Location Factors
    89-1-4Xylenes Isomerization
    89-1-3Ammonia From Natural Gas by ICI "LCA" Process
    89-1-2Petrochemicals Price Behavior
    89-1-1New Methyl Methacrylate Process Via Acetone Cyanohydrin
    88-3-4Acetic Acid by Low Pressure Carbonylation of Methanol with a Supported Rhodium Catalyst
    88-3-3Vinyl Chloride from EDC Pyrolysis by Tosoh Technology
    88-3-2ETBE Versus MTBE
    88-3-1Applications and Opportunities in Ceramic Coatings
    88-2-4Acrylonitrile from Propane by New BP/SOHIO Patented Process
    88-2-3Methanol from Natural Gas by BNL Low Temperature Catalyzed Synthesis
    88-2-2UOP Styrene Process
    88-2-1Recovery of Sulfur and Hydrogen from Hydrogen Sulfide by Idemitsu's Hybrid Process
    88-1-4Isobutylene, High-Purity, by Phenol Alkylation
    88-1-3Nylon 4,6
    88-1-2Alkylbenzene, Linear, Using HF Catalyst
    88-1-1Hydrogen Sulfide Removal/Unisulf Process
    87-3-4Methyl Methacrylate from Ethylene
    87-3-3Cyclohexanol from Benzene by Asahi Chemical Process
    87-3-2Caprolactam Process (Modified) by Montedipe Technology
    87-3-1MTBE from Butadiene Rich Mixed C4s
    87-2-4Methyl Formate by Dehydrogenation of Methanol
    87-2-3Methyl Ethyl Ketone by Oxidation of n-Butenes
    87-2-2Piperidine from Furfural by Mitsubishi Technology
    87-2-1Hydrogen Peroxide from H2 and Oxygen, DuPont
    87-1-4Dimethyl Carbonate from Methanol
    87-1-3Naphtha Etherification
    87-1-2Ethylene from Ethane by Oxydehydrogenation
    87-1-1Chlorine from Hydrogen Chloride by Oxidation
    86-3-4m-Aminophenol from Resorcinol by Amination
    86-3-3Methanol from Natural Gas with Entrained Catalyst System
    86-3-2Poly(Proypylene Carbonates)
    86-3-11,4-Butanediol from Allyl Alcohol
    86-2-4Polyphosphazenes
    86-2-32,6-Xylenol and o-Cresol from Phenol
    86-2-2Sulfuric Acid from Phosphogypsum, DMC-FIPR Process
    86-2-1Allyl Alcohol from Propylene, Showa Denko
    86-1-4Isononyl Alcohols by Hydroformylation
    86-1-3Polymers, Specialty, R&D Trends
    86-1-2p-Xylene Separation, CCCC Process
    86-1-1Nitrogen from Air by Pressure Swing Adsorption
    85-3-4Polyvinyl Chloride by a Continuous Suspension Process
    85-3-3Aromatics from LPG
    85-3-2Hydroquinone from Phenol, Zeolite-Catalyzed
    85-3-1Tetramethylene Diamine for Nylon 4,6
    85-2-4Ethanol from Natural Gas
    85-2-3Molecular Sieve Drying of 190 Proof Ethanol
    85-2-2Ethylene by the Oxidative Dehydrogenation of Ethane
    85-2-1Propylene from Ethylene by Disproportionation
    85-1-4Dow/Union Carbide Process for Mixed Alcohols from Syngas
    85-1-3Fiber S, a Novel Polyamide Blend with the Feel of Cotton
    85-1-2Acrylic Acid Based Superabsorbent Polymer
    85-1-1Trimellitic Anhydride From m-Xylene
    84-3-4C5-C6 Isomerization
    84-3-3Dimerization of Ethylene to Butene-1
    84-3-2Enriched Air by a Membrane Process
    84-3-1A Process for Making Polyethylene Polyamines
    84-2-4Acrylamide by Enzymatic Hydration of Acrylonitrile
    84-2-3Hydrogen Peroxide by Cathodic Reduction of Oxygen
    84-2-2Secondary Butyl Alcohol via Direct Hydration
    84-2-1Lurgi Isothermal Styrene Process
    84-1-4Cumene by Combined Reaction/Distillation
    84-1-3Hydrogen by Methanol Decomposition
    84-1-2Adipic Acid via Butadiene Carbonylation
    84-1-1Carbon Black by the Oil-Furnace Process, with Oxygen as the Oxidant Gas
    83-3-4Direct Process for Ethylene Glycol from Syngas
    83-3-3Ethylene Glycol from Formaldehyde via Glycolaldehyde
    83-3-2Chlorinated Polyethylene
    83-3-1Tetrahydrofuran and 1,4-Butanediol from Acetylene and Formaldehyde
    83-2-4Tetramethylxylylene Diisocyanate by American Cyanamid Technology
    83-2-3Group-Transfer Polymerization Applications
    83-2-2New Nonphosgenation Process for MDI by Asahi Chemical Industry
    83-2-1Ammonia from ICI's Low Pressure "AMV" Process
    83-1-4Recovery of Hydrogen Chloride
    83-1-3Sodium Nitrilotriacetate
    83-1-2p-Cresol from p-Toluenesulfonic Acid
    83-1-1para-Xylene from Toluene and Methanol
    82-3-3Concentrated Nitric Acid (Espindesa Technology)
    82-3-2Urea Granulation by the Fluid Bed Process (NSM Technology)
    82-3-1Urea by The Isobaric Double Recycle Process
    82-2-3Anthraquinone from Toluene
    82-2-21,4-Butanediol and Tetrahydrofuran from Butadiene
    82-2-1Ethylene from Methane-Chlorine Reaction System
    82-1-3Ethylene from Hydrocracked Vacuum Gas Oil Produced by the Linde AG Process
    82-1-2Ethylene from Hydrocracked Vacuum Gas Oil Produced by the Unicracking/FPP
    82-1-1Bisphenol A from Phenol and Acetone With an Ion Exchange Resin Catalyst—Union Carbide Technology
    81-3-3Synthetic Zeolites in Commercial Applicaitons
    81-3-2Styrene from Toluene
    81-3-1Recent Trends in the PEP Plant Construction Cost Indices and Location
    81-2-3Gasoline from Natural Gas via Methanol/Mobil
    81-2-2Polypropylene, El Paso Process Using Mitsui/Montedison Catalyst
    81-2-1Ethylene Glycol via Oxalate Esters
    81-1-3Caprolactam vis SNIA Viscosa Process
    81-1-2Methyl Isobutyl Ketone by Direct Condensation of Acetone
    81-1-1Caustic Soda from Trona Caustization Process
    80-3-31,4-Butanediol by Electrochemical Synthesis
    80-3-2Ethylene from Synthesis Gas
    80-3-1Chemicals via Butylene Oxides by Hydroperoxide Process
    80-2-3Propylene from Propane by Catalytic Dehydrogenation
    80-2-2Phenol from Toluene, Coproduct Formaldehyde
    80-2-1Phenol from Ethylbenzene, Coproduct VA
    80-1-4PMPPI from Nitrobenzene by Carbonylation
    80-1-3Ethylene by Methanol Homologation
    80-1-2Recycle C4s for Ethylene Production
    80-1-1Supplementary LPG Feed for Naphtha Crackers
    79-3-4Ethylene from Ethanol
    79-3-3p-Methylstyrene
    79-3-2Ethylene from Methanol
    79-3-1Olefins, Light, from Ethylene
    79-2-4Methyl Methacrylate from Isobutylene
    79-2-3p-Xylene from Non-aromatics
    79-2-2Phosgene
    79-2-1Ethylene Glycol via Ethylene Carbonate
    79-1-4Methyl Methacrylate from Allyl Acetate
    79-1-3PMPPI and MDI from Nitrobenzene
    79-1-2MTBE from n-Butane
    79-1-1Polyethylene, High Density, Gas Phase Process
    78-3-4Acetic Acid, Low Pressure Carbonylation of Methanol
    78-3-3Butene-1 from MTBE Plant Raffinate
    78-3-2Isomerization of n-Butenes in MTBE Manufacture
    78-3-1Methyl Methacrylate from Ethylene
    78-2-4Methyl Methacrylate from t-Butanol
    78-2-3HMDA by Electrolytic Dimerization of Acrylonitrile
    78-2-2Anthraquinone from Naphthalene
    78-2-1Ethylene Glycol via Oxalate Esters
    78-1-4Synthesis Gas Costs
    78-1-3Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether
    78-1-2Nitrobenzene by Adiabatic Nitration
    78-1-1Ethylene from Crude Oil, UCC/Kureha/Chiyoda
    77-3-4Propylene Glycol
    77-3-3Ethylene from atmospheric Gas Oil
    77-3-2Vinyl Acetate, Carbonylation of Methyl Acetate
    77-3-1Polyethylene, Low Density, Union Carbide Process
    77-2-5Polymeric Polyisocyanates (PMPPI) or Polymeric MDI by Carbonylation Process
    77-2-4Terephthalic Acid (Medium Purity) from p-Xylene
    77-2-3Toluene Diisocyanate by Carbonylation Process via Urethane
    77-2-2Ethylene from Naphtha, Millisecond Cracking
    77-2-1Maleic Anhydride from Butene, Benzene, Butane
    77-1-4Styrene from Butadiene
    77-1-2Styrene Economics
    77-1-1Propylene Oxide from Propylene Glycol Monoacetate
    76-3-5Propylene Oxide by Perpropionic Acid Epoxidation
    76-3-4Hydrogen Cyanide from Methanol
    76-3-3Ethylene from Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen
    76-3-2An Inorganic Process for Making Hydrogen Peroxide
    76-3-1Acetic Anhydride from Dimethyl Ether or Methyl Acetate
    76-2-4Phenol by Direct Oxidation of Benzene
    76-2-3Terephthalic Acid from Toluene via Dipotassium Terephthalate
    76-2-1Methyl Methacrylate from Isobutylene via Methacrylic Acid
    76-1-4Uranium Recovery from Wet Process Phosphoric Acid
    76-1-3Styrene from Toluene and Ethylene via Stilbene
    76-1-2Fluorocarbon Turbines
    76-1-1Methyl Tertiary-Butyl Ether
    75-3-4Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride
    75-3-3Acetic Acid from Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen
    75-3-2Power Costs for Chemical Companies Operating in the Houston, Texas Area
    75-3-1Economics of Alternative Olefin Feedstocks
    75-2-4Ethylene Oxide Update
    75-2-3The PEP Construction Cost Index
    75-2-2Outlook for Ammonia Industry
    75-2-1Maleic Anhydride From Normal &s or Benzene
    75-1-5Ethylene By Hydrocracking
    75-1-4Plastic Bottles for Carbonated Beverages Polyester Versus Nitrile
    75-1-3Recovery of By-Product Maleic Anhydride in Phthalic Anhydride Plants
    75-1-2Closed Cycle Thermal Reactions Compared with Electrolysis for the Production of Hydrogen
    75-1-1Ion-Exchange Membrane Cells for Electrolysis of Sodium Chloride
    X-3-4Energy Demand, U.S. Chemical Industry
    X-3-3Ethylene Glycol via Glycol Esters
    X-3-2Hydrogen Cyanide
    X-3-1Maleic Anhydride from Butene or Benzene
    X-2-CEthane Recovery from Natural Gas
    X-2-AAromatics BTX, Value
    X-2-4Detergent Alcohols Outlook
    X-2-2Ethylene Glycol from Synthesis Gas
    X-1-5Vapor Recompression
    X-1-4Styrene-Aniline Cooproduction
    X-1-3Environmental Regulations
    X-1-2Polypropylene
    X-1-1Ethylene and Coproducts, Value
    IX-3-5Terephthalic Acid from p-Xylene, Description of Maruzen Process
    IX-3-4Toluene Steam Dealkylation
    IX-3-3Ethylene Glycol from Synthesis Gas
    IX-3-2Ethylene from Natural Gas
    IX-3-1Synthesis Gas from Natural Gas or Coal
    IX-2-5Formaldehyde from Natural Gas
    IX-2-4Ethylene Glycols, Direct Oxidation
    IX-2-3Hydroquinone Processes
    IX-2-2Aromatics Extraction
    IX-2-1Trimellitic Anhydride from Pseudocumene
    IX-1-6PolyvinylChloride, Vapor Phase Bulk Polymerization
    IX-1-5Aniline, Amination of Benzene
    IX-1-4Terephthalic Acid from p-Xylene through Terephthalonitrile
    IX-1-3Improvement on the Manufacture of Ethylene Oxide By Using a New Silver Catalyst
    IX-1-2Methanol from Non-Hydrocarbon Sources
    IX-1-1Cost of Utilities
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    CR004Oxo Alcohols
    CR005On-Purpose Acetic Acid
    CR006Polypropylene Impact Copolymer
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