petroleum derivatives

No petroleum derivatives were detected in any of 160 wells tested.

Indeed, petroleum derivatives saw the greatest rates of annual growth over the ensuring years.

With the new refineries Brazil will be able to produce more petroleum derivatives, he said.

This is the Enron entity with which they're doing all of their petroleum derivatives trading.

Do not use any chemical or petroleum derivatives, or abrasives.

In a similar position are manufacturers of plastics, which are largely made from petroleum derivatives.

Today, most dyes are petroleum derivatives, and there are around 6,000 altogether.

Nylon is a fiber made from petroleum derivatives.

Energy security is a key issue, since Cambodia relies entirely on import of petroleum derivatives for electricity generation.

But for $20 billion a year, Mexico could boast a world-class industry that exports crude, natural gas and petroleum derivatives.

Petroleum derivatives are the source of fertilizers, plastics, pharmaceuticals, asphalt, too many things for me to list here.

The spike in prices, which the production cutbacks are intended to continue, has had a ripple effect on a broad range of petroleum derivatives.

Most synthetic fibers are made from coal and petroleum derivatives, and therefore provoke reactions.

The mineral industry Paraguay includes the production of cement, iron and steel, and petroleum derivatives.

This, and the increasing use of petroleum derivatives to power factories and industrial equipment, substantially increased worldwide demand for oil.

Non-recycled fleece is made from non-renewable petroleum derivatives.

In addition to petroleum derivatives, general cargo throughput also increased, which can mainly be attributed to the revival of Slovenian trade and commerce.

In the 1960s, the industry replaced this process with less expensive, more efficient chemical syntheses of acetone from petroleum and petroleum derivatives.

This proved to be a much cheaper process of making ethylene, aromatuics, petroleum derivatives and other chemicals such as ammonia on Teesside.

Further, nearly all pharmaceuticals are made from petroleum derivatives, and so are medical materials (think rubber gloves and intravenous tubing).

These compounds are some of the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) found in petroleum derivatives such as petrol (gasoline).

Carpet makers use lots of petroleum and petroleum derivatives, both as components of synthetic carpet and to power its production.

The council of ministers ... approved 200 million soles ($71 million) for a fund to stabilize fuel and petroleum derivatives,' the government said in a statement.

The agreement seeks to identify cooperation opportunities in the areas of ethanol, (oil) exploration and production, refining and trade of petroleum derivatives,' Petrobras said.

The Chemistry of Petroleum Derivatives (Chemical Catalog Company 1934)