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The Chemical Industry 2000 Potential for Future Growth

Ephraim Kehat, Reuven Wachs
Report /
January 1995

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Kehat, E., & Wachs, R. (1995). The Chemical Industry 2000 Potential for Future Growth. Samuel Neaman Institute.
https://www.neaman.org.il/en/the-chemical-industry-2000-potential-for-future-growth/

Chemical industry has been stagnating for many years. Long term trends are analyzed. There exists a potential for growth.We have identified market segments that are growing faster than other segments of the chemical industry. These were presented in 3 groups of potential areas for growth for the Israeli chemical industry:1) Families of intermediate: Synthesis gas and methanol, derivatives of chlorine, sulfur, ethylene, propylene, benzene and xylene.2) Specialties: flame retardants, catalysts, food additives, advanced ceramics, plastics, composites, drugs and detergents.3) New technologies with advantages of innovation: environmental control, controlled release, superconductors, membranes, biotechnology, ozone chemistry, halogenations, cyanide chemistry and supercritical technology.

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