| Butadien |
Butadiene (base
material for manufacture of several synthetic rubbers; in World War II the
Germans made a great variety of synthetics, drugs, etc. from butadiene by
so-called “Reppe-Chemie" process). |
| Direkt-Lost
(D-Lost) |
Direct-process
mustard gas (made directly from ethylene instead of through the Oxol
intermediate). |
| Elektron |
Electron;
electrum; Elektron (a trade mark used in connection with certain magnesium
alloys; used in cast and wrought forms for acre engines and other purposes).
|
| Erdoel
|
Mineral oil;
naphtha; petroleum; rock oil. |
| Gelbkreuz |
“Yellow
cross” designation for vesicant gas. |
| Hexogen |
Hexogen (a
constituent of high explosives). |
| Hochdruckverfahren |
High-pressure
process. |
| hochkonzentrierte Saure (Hokosaeure). |
Highly
concentrated acid. |
| Hydrierung
|
Hydrogenation. |
| Hydronalium
|
An aluminum
alloy, resistant to sea-water, soap, and soda. |
| Igedur (trade
name) |
A type of
aluminum alloy. |
| Kampfstoffe
|
Chemical
warfare agents or materials; poison gases. |
| Kokerei |
Coke works;
coking plant; coke kiln. |
| kok-saghyz |
A Russian
natural rubber. |
| Kraftwerk |
Power station
or plant. |
| Kunstfaser |
Artificial
fiber; synthetic fiber. |
| Kunststoffe |
Plastics;
artificial or synthetic substances; plastic materials. |
| Losantin |
A bleaching
powder preparation (trade name) ; a decontamination agent. |
| Lost
|
Mustard gas (an
exceedingly toxic and vesicant poison gas). |
| Mineraloel
|
Mineral oil;
petroleum. |
| Naturkautschuk |
Natural rubber
(esp. unprocessed). |
| Nebelsaeure
|
A smoke-screen
chemical; a mist-creating acid. |
| Nebelstoff |
Smoke agent;
screening agent. |
| Oxol
|
An intermediate
for mustard gas. |
| Pflanzenschutzmittel |
Insecticides and fungicides. |
| Pharmazeutika |
Pharmaceuticals. |
| Pulver- and
Sprengstoffverarbeitung (PSV). |
Powder and
explosives processing or industry. |
| Reppe-Chemie
|
See —
Butadien. |
| Sarin
|
A poison gas
developed by I. G. Farben. |
| Schaedlingsbekaempfungsmittel |
Insecticides.
|
| Schrott
|
Scrap iron;
metal scrap. |
| Schwelerei |
Low-temperature
carbonization process or plant; low-temperature distillation. |
| Soman |
A poison gas
developed by I. G. Farben. |
| Sprengstoffe |
Explosives.
|
| Steinkohle |
Bituminous coal
or soft coal; pit coal. |
| Stickstoff |
Nitrogen. |
| Stickstoffduenger |
Nitrogenous
fertilizer. |
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