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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...al processing. Natural rubber is used extensively in many applications and products, either alone or in combination with other materials. In most of its usefu ...r latex, mostly gathered by forced labor. Liberia and Nigeria also started production of rubber.
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  • ...7#v=onepage&q&f=false</ref>. The company owed much of their success to the production of submarine telegraph cables. Being first laid by Isambard Kingdom Brun
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...vertown, as stiff competition from cheaper German sugar forced it to cease production in 1886. It was ultimately destroyed in a fire in 1893.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...efinery was opened by [[Henry Tate & Sons]] in 1878. The factory's biggest product was sugar cubes. The factory was seven and a half acres but was doubled in
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...er raw materials. By the second half of the nineteenth century many of the products consumed in London originated overseas. Consumer goods manufactured in fac
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...mbers of motor cars and motor omnibuses led to a decline in demand for its product and it was dealt a further blow in 1907 when the War Office, one of its maj
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  • ...Lager Beer Brewery began producing beer in 1881 but had completely ceased production by 1903. As the brewery had also been in the business of producing ice, According to The Lancet, reviewing the company’s products in 1884, the Pilsner was “a light table ale”, the Bock and Munich “a
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  • ...eptford were both moved to the new location. The company made a variety of products with galvanized iron and zinc, particularly construction materials.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...seven and a half acre Thames Refinery in Silvertown to accommodate for the production increase that was needed. The Silvertown refinery was doubled in size in
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...6 the current industrial site was built, producing a wide range of ceramic products from terracotta busts and sculptures to basic tableware to precise electri
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...and within a decade it expanded across the River Lea into Canning Town as production increased. Ditchburn and Mare became C.J. Mare and Company when Ditchbur
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  • ...Britain’s match manufacturers, who used white/yellow phosphorus in their production of lucifer ‘strike-anywhere’ matches. White phosphorus was known to
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  • ...Edwin Wright. Buildings of one and two storeys covered most of the ground. Products included wire- and hemp ropes and cables, twine, tarpaulins, rick-cloths a
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  • ...and the work transferred to Ashford. Ashford Works was a byword for sloppy production and poor workmanship, so it is hardly surprising that the SECR Chief Dra
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • * Galls: '''non-medical''' used in the production of ink<ref>Savory, 68</ref>
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  • ...- The Horseferry Road factory burnt down. Only about 200 pianos salvaged. Production continued elsewhere until the factory could be rebuilt.
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  • ...d also for oil-tanning; that is for morocco, roan, buck and doe, and other productions from deer, goat, and sheep skins by Sumach; and for lamb, kid, and othe
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...ined by heating sulphuric acid and copper together, dissolving the soluble product in hot water, and evaporating the solution until crystallisation takes plac
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  • ...acic acid), a boron compound, and a mineral. It is used in a wide range of products, including detergents, cosmetics, insecticides, an anti-fungal, fire retar
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  • ...process also created [[coke]], [[tar]], [[ammonia]], and [[sulphur]] as by-products.
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  • ...Co Ltd was established in 1837 as a private company to manufacture rubber products.
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