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Conversion. Converters at one of the four butadiene units at the Institute plant at Institute, West Virginia, where the processing of grain alcohol to butadiene is stored
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Credit lineConversion. Converters at one of the four butadiene units at the Institute plant at Institute, West Virginia, where the processing of grain alcohol to butadiene is stored. 1935-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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Storage. Grain alcohol is pumped from tank cars to storage tanks (shown in the background at the right) at the Institute plant at Institute, West Virginia. Operated by the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Distilling. Distillation tanks where the butadiene is purified
Conversion. Converters at one of the four butadiene units at the Institute plant at Institute, West Virginia, where the processing of grain alcohol to butadiene is stored
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Recovery. Butadiene, which did not take part in the reaction, is cooled, condensed and recovered