| Title | Practical sulphur guide |
|---|---|
| Author | H. L. S. Tandon & D. L. Messick |
| Publication | Sulphur Inst. |
| Size | 19p |
| Language | ENG |
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| Topics |
Fertilizers Sulphur |
| Notes | The Sulphur institute was founded in 1960, initially working with companies involved in the mining of sulfur using the Frasch process. With the increase of the Claus process for extracting sulfur from natural gas and oil, TSI's members now include multinational energy companies. The Sulphur Institute connects these sulfur producers with sulfur's largest consumer markets (fertilzers and construction materials), transporters, traders, and service providers. Today, The Sulphur Institute's member companies include a host of companies from five continents involved with producing, consuming, trading, adding value, or supplying services to the sulfur industry. [wikipedia] Parallels to how fluoride as an industrial waste product has been pushed for usage in toothpaste seem obvious. |