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BlueprintsCulture And HistoryErasIndustry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

583 blueprints available

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Isobutane: Normal Butane Isomerised over Aluminium Chloride and Hydrogen Chloride at 150 °C (Ipatieff & Pines, US 2,318,226)
Hazardous

Isobutane: Normal Butane Isomerised over Aluminium Chloride and Hydrogen Chloride at 150 °C (Ipatieff & Pines, US 2,318,226)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Normal Butane: the 0 °C Cut of the Lightest Gasoline, Distilled Twenty Times in the Cold (Mabery & Hudson 1897)

Normal Butane: the 0 °C Cut of the Lightest Gasoline, Distilled Twenty Times in the Cold (Mabery & Hudson 1897)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Alkylate: Isobutane Joined with Cracked-Gasoline Olefins over 98 % Sulphuric Acid at 10 °C (McAllister & Ross, Shell, US 2,344,469)
Hazardous

Alkylate: Isobutane Joined with Cracked-Gasoline Olefins over 98 % Sulphuric Acid at 10 °C (McAllister & Ross, Shell, US 2,344,469)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Aviation Gasoline by Catalytic Cracking over Silica-Alumina Gel at 750 °F (Voorhies, US 2,230,552)

Aviation Gasoline by Catalytic Cracking over Silica-Alumina Gel at 750 °F (Voorhies, US 2,230,552)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Gasoline by Pressure Cracking: Heavy Residue Distilled at 650-850 °F under 4-5 Atmospheres (Burton, US 1,049,667)

Gasoline by Pressure Cracking: Heavy Residue Distilled at 650-850 °F under 4-5 Atmospheres (Burton, US 1,049,667)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Diesel Fuel: the Gas Oil Cut from a Pennsylvania Crude Run, 38 to 36.5° Baumé (Bacon & Hamor 1916)

Diesel Fuel: the Gas Oil Cut from a Pennsylvania Crude Run, 38 to 36.5° Baumé (Bacon & Hamor 1916)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Gasoline and Naphtha: Benzine Distillate Redistilled by Steam Heat, Cut by Baumé Gravity (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)

Gasoline and Naphtha: Benzine Distillate Redistilled by Steam Heat, Cut by Baumé Gravity (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Kerosene: Burning Oil Distillate Acid-Treated, Washed and Steam-Stilled to Fire Test (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)
Hazardous

Kerosene: Burning Oil Distillate Acid-Treated, Washed and Steam-Stilled to Fire Test (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Crude Oil Distilled in a Cylinder Still: Benzine, Burning Oil and Residuum (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)

Crude Oil Distilled in a Cylinder Still: Benzine, Burning Oil and Residuum (Sadtler, in Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Industrial

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Crude Oil from a Drilled Well: the American Cable-Tool Method (Crew 1887)

Crude Oil from a Drilled Well: the American Cable-Tool Method (Crew 1887)

by PeterSE

Mining

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Cadmium Oxide: Cadmium Heated in a Current of Oxygen (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Cadmium Oxide: Cadmium Heated in a Current of Oxygen (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Ferric Nitrate: Scrap Iron Dissolved in Concentrated Nitric Acid (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Ferric Nitrate: Scrap Iron Dissolved in Concentrated Nitric Acid (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Antimony Trioxide: Roasted Antimony Fused with More Metal (Thorpe 1912)

Antimony Trioxide: Roasted Antimony Fused with More Metal (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Dichloromethane: Chloroform Reduced with Zinc, Alcohol and Hydrochloric Acid (Greene, in Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Dichloromethane: Chloroform Reduced with Zinc, Alcohol and Hydrochloric Acid (Greene, in Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Lead Dioxide: Red Lead Treated with Nitric Acid (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Lead Dioxide: Red Lead Treated with Nitric Acid (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Cadmium Sulphide: Precipitated from a Cadmium Salt with an Alkaline Sulphide (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Cadmium Sulphide: Precipitated from a Cadmium Salt with an Alkaline Sulphide (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Cadmium Chloride: Cadmium Dissolved in Hydrochloric Acid and Evaporated (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Cadmium Chloride: Cadmium Dissolved in Hydrochloric Acid and Evaporated (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Strontium Carbonate: Powdered Celestine Boiled with Soda Solution (Thorpe 1912)

Strontium Carbonate: Powdered Celestine Boiled with Soda Solution (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Heated until the Red Fumes Stop (Thorpe 1913)
Hazardous

Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Heated until the Red Fumes Stop (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Boiled with Sodium Hydroxide Solution (British Pharmacopoeia, 1907)

Bismuth Oxide: Subnitrate Boiled with Sodium Hydroxide Solution (British Pharmacopoeia, 1907)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Milk Sugar: Creamery Whey Cleared with Acid and Lime, Crystallised in Vacuo (LaWall 1902)
Hazardous

Milk Sugar: Creamery Whey Cleared with Acid and Lime, Crystallised in Vacuo (LaWall 1902)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Bismuth Oxide: Bismuth Burned at a Red-White Heat in a Muffle (Thorpe 1913)

Bismuth Oxide: Bismuth Burned at a Red-White Heat in a Muffle (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Acetoacetanilide: Ketene Dimer Combined with Aniline (Thorpe 1912)

Acetoacetanilide: Ketene Dimer Combined with Aniline (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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Ketene Dimer: Ketene Left to Polymerise, the 126-127 °C Liquid (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Ketene Dimer: Ketene Left to Polymerise, the 126-127 °C Liquid (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Organic

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