Understanding Coal Tar dyes in Food: Facts and Controversies Food colouring and other additives derived from coal tar have come in for some bad press recently. Hugh Westbrook delves into the ...

Ever Since the establishment of gas Works it has been considered a matter of great impbftpnee to find some useful application fdr their waste products, principally the coal tar The old custom was ...

Red No. 3, also known as Erythrosine, is a synthetic red dye commonly used in food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. It is derived from coal tar, an oil-based substance, and has been used for ...

As sealcoating contractors begin their season many of them, particularly those accustomed to using refined coal tar sealer, wonder what the season will hold for their favorite product. Already ...

THE numerous products obtained from coal-tar are ever increasing in importance, not so much, perhaps, because of the isolation of new substances or new derivatives of the older materials ...

These colors, for there are many of them, have been prepared from the alkalies of coal tar by Messr3. W. Perkins and A. H. Church, two rising discoverers, and have been called by them nitroso ...