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North British Chemical Co of Dalmuir

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North British Chemical Co of Dalmuir

  • 1888 One of the Leblanc process users who exhibited at the Glasgow Exhibition[1]. Novel way of dealing with the mangante soda impurity by enhancing the colour to make it a feature of the soda. Mr Stanford, owner of the company, was also responsible for the company being a competitive source of iodine. Also converted seaweed into useful products.
  • 1888 North British Chemical exhibited crystals of chlorate of potash at the Glasgow International Exhibition[2].

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Glasgow Herald, 15 May 1888
  2. ↑ Glasgow Herald, 16 July 1888
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