From process to plant: innovation in the early artificial dye industry

Anthony Stewart Travis · Willem J. Hornix · Robert Bud

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The rise of the synthetic dye industry was based on exciting discoveries of nineteenth-century chemists. They prepared in their laboratories, from components of coal tar, coloured substances with potentially promising dyeing properties. However, this was only part of the story.

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