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The development of chemistry in the nineteenth century owed much to the Industrial Revolution, which in turn was dependent on raw materials like coal. Coal was more than a source of warmth — heating coal away from air yields a range of chemicals, including coal tar

Simon Cotton

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● acylation reactions

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