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Letter from Deutsche Bromkonvention to Dow Chemical Company, December 31, 1908

  • 1908-Dec-31

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Letter to Dow Chemical Company announcing that Deutsche Bromkonvention will be taking over the management of Vereinigten Chemischen Fabriken.

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  • Box 139, Folder 080017

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Deutsche Bromkonvention. “Letter from Deutsche Bromkonvention to Dow Chemical Company, December 31, 1908,” December 31, 1908. Papers of Herbert H. Dow, Box 139, Folder 080017. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/dsflmo4.

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