we need 5-Nitro-2-furfuraldehyde manufacturers and manufacturing method. Pl. contact vijayakumar.j@india.com?
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lol...vijay ji app k sawal ki kuch samejh nahei aye.
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go to this website...................... \n\nhttp://www.sigmaaldrich.com/Local/SA_Splash.html\n\nSigma-Aldrich has a very large variety of chemicals in small or large amounts.
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I would contact the manufacturer, one of the biggest companies is Alliant, they have a great quality product. They can be reached at    \nalliant.reloading@atk.com
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http://refrigerants.dupont.com/Suva/en_US/news/article20060209.html
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man what do you want to know about the tamil nadu factory rules it would be wise to contact the respective ministry if on a large scale if it affects the environment u could coltact the tamilnadu pollution control board or in a small scale rules are nearly very little
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Probably not on the web.  Do a web search on the final product, read the hits, and see if the journals mentioned are on line or contact the authors (be very polite!!! if you want feedback).  If not you will need the library.  The book series Inorganic Syntheses should have it.
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Try www.importers.com/exporters
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Unstable is not the best word.  Being a 5 membered ring in organic chemistry is highly desirable so there isn't a problem here.  The compound however is extremely flammable.
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try pharmamanufacturing.com
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This might help :)\nhttp://www.chemicalforums.com/index.php?board=8;action=display;threadid=3263
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I can supply you said chemicals.\n(C2H5NH)(CH3)C6H3OH \nPlease contact me by email: halsliu@gmail.com
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The question is unanswerable. It depends entirely on what product you are talking about and what the contaminants are. \n\nAs an example, there are garden herbicides available that can produce dioxane as part of the manufacturing process. Dioxanes are not nice substances and can cause cancer and birth defects. Would you be happy if the product you were spraying on your garden was 1/5 dioxane? I wouldn’t be, nor would the EPA. In cases where the contaminant is highly problematic the absolute minimum purity is normally measured in parts per billion. Or to put it another way 99.99999999% pure would barely pass muster.\n\n\nContrast that with something like gravel. Gravel is important for construction work and landscaping and it’s sorted by sieving. You don’t want to buy gravel for a pth and discover it contains a lot of sand, but you wouldn’t want to but sand for making concrete and discover it contains a lot rocks either. Gravel is sold by size. But if someone bought 3inch gravel that contained 20% of 2” grains and a further 20” of 4” they really wouldn’t care too much. The difference is so slight that so long as most of it is the right size it makes no practical difference. In cases where the contaminants present no serious problems the purity can be as low as 40% without anybody caring.
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Did you try find the Chris Craft website?  If the don't have it, they should at least have a place where you can contact the company for further information.
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They don't make them anymore in this country.\nYou have to write to the department of Commerce in Calcutta, India.
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Contact the tank manufacturing.
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wow... i work in a chemical company as an operator and i don't even know the answer to those without having to consult someone from our QA dept.  as far as question number 2 i can't get specific but i can say that the fda does a damn good job of keeping cgmp qualified suppliers up to task as far as testing and good housekeeping. about number 4 china and india are becoming the premier place to import bulk generics, but you should know that their governments do not regulate like the US does and while standards are still the same here testing is not as stringent and coa's are accepted. sorry that's all i know!
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With my help.\n\nTell me what brands do you want and how much volume do you plan to import and how often and where are you located (City)?