oils.

Heavy benzine.

Solar oils.

Motor oils.

Vaseline oil.

Paraffin oil.

(b) Anthracite coal tar, anthracite coal-tar oils, including the oily distillates from anthracite coal-tar oils.

Anthracene oil.

Asphalt naphtha.

Benzol (anthracite coal benzine). Cumol.

Hydrocarbon (hydrocarbid).

Carbolineum.

Carbol oil

Creosote oil.

Solvent benzol (solvent naphtha).
Naphtha (thinly liquid product of distilla-
tion of anthracite coal tar).
Naphthaline oil.
Heavy benzol.

Anthracite coal tar (coke oven tar and gas works tar, both including thick tar and tar thickenings).

Anthracite coal-tar oils, light and heavy,
not specially named above or below.
Toluol (methylbenzol).
Xylol (dimethylbenzol).

(c) Organic products utilizable in the pro-
duction of explosives and coal-tar dyes
(except benzoic acid and its salts).
Acetanilid (antifebrin).
Acetessigester.

Aldehyde.

Alpha. (See under the next following syllable, as: Alphanaphthol and alphanaphthylamin; see Naphthol and Naphthylamin.)

Amido (Amino) compounds, as:
Amidoacetanilid.

Amidoazobenzol, amidoazotouol, ami-
doazoxylol (together with their sul-
phates).

(nitro, amido, chloranthra chinons; nitro, chlor, nitroamido, amidochlor anthrachinons; their sulfo and carbon acids). Anthranilic acid.

Anthranilic acid methylether.
Anthranilic salts.

Anthracene.

Ethyl compounds, as:

Ethyl acetate (acetic ether).
Ethyl anilin, toluidins.
Ethylamidophenol.

Ethylbenzyl anilin, toluidins.

Azobenzol and other azo compounds.
Azoxystilbenedisulfo acids and other azoxy
compounds.
Benzaldehyde.
Benzidam (anilin).

Benzidin and benzidin compounds.
Benzol and benzol compounds (amido,
nitro, chlorbenzols; nitrochlor, nitroami-
do, amidochlorbenzols; their sulfo and
carbon acids).

Benzo compounds, as: Benzophenon. Benzoyl compounds, as: Benzoyl chlorid. Benzyl compounds, as benzylanylin, benzylchlorid, benzyltoluidin.

Beta. (See under the next following syllable, as: Betanaphthol. See Naphthol.) Bi. (See under the next following syllable, Binitrobenzol, binitrochlorbenzol, binit otoluol. See Nitro compounds.) Oil of bitter almonds, artificial, containing chlorin.

as:

Brombenzol. Chinolin.

Chloramido (chloramino) compounds. Chloranilins.

Chloranisidin.

Chlorethyl and chlorethyl compounds.
Chlorbenzaldehyde.

Chlorbenzols and chlorbenzol compounds.
Chlorbenzyl and chlorbenzyl compounds.
Chloracetic acids.
Chlorhydrins.

Chlorcarbonoxyd (phosgen).

Chlormethyl and chlormethyl compounds. Chlornitro compounds.

nyl alcohol, phenylic acid, oxybenzol, anthracite coal-tar creosote) and its derivatives, as: Amido (amino) phenols, bromphenol, chlorphenol, diamidoresorcin, dioxybenzols (pyrocatechin), hydrochinon, resorcin), nitrophenols (trinitrophenol) [picric acid], nitrosophenol (chinonoxim), phenolsulfo acids. Phenyl and phenylen compounds, as: Phenylamin (anilin), phenylendiamins, phenylendiamindisulfo acid.

Phosgen (chlorcarbonoxyd).

Phthalic acid and phthalic acid compounds Propiolic acid.

Propionic acid.

Pyrogalloland pyrogallol compounds. Salicylic acid and salicylic acid compounds. Sulfanilic acid and sulfanilic acid compounds.

Tetra, see under next following syllable, as: Tetrachlorbenzol, see Chlorbenzol. Thiosalicylic acid.

Thiotoluidin compounds. Tolidin and tolidin compounds.. Toluidins and toluidin compounds. Toluoland toluol compounds (nitro,amido, chlor, coluols; nitrochlor, nitroamido, amidochlor toluols; their sulfo and carbon acids).

Asphalt brown.

Cassel earth.

Oil black (fine powdered black chalk).
Mineral black (fine powdered black chalk).
Grudeschwarz ("ember" black).
Charcoal black.

Coke black.

Graphite (powdered black lead, bismuth black lead, plumbago, stove polish), formed (in tablets, blocks, or the like) or in packages for retail.1

Refuse and by-products of industry, utilizable as earth colors.

b. Artificial mineral colors (pigments).

Antimony colors:

Algarot (antimony oxychlorid). Antimonial cinnibar (antimony oxysulfid).

White lead substitute (oxid of antimony).

Naples yellow (antimonial yellow
antimonate of lead).
Arsenic color: Orpiment.
Barium (baryta) colors:

Baryta yellow (yellow ultramarine,
neutral chromate of barium).
Baryta green (mixture of Paris blue,
chrome yellow, and heavy spar or
permanent white).

Baryta white (permanent white, artificial sulfate of baryta, barium sulfate), even with white lead (Genoa, Hamburg, Dutch, Venetian white). Lead colors:

Chromate of lead (chrome yellow). Litharge (yellow oxid of lead), yellow (silver litharge) and red (gold litharge), powdered (yellow lead, massicot, sandix).

Red lead (minium, red oxid of lead). White lead (basic carbonate or lead), even ground with oil or oil varnish. Cassel yellow (oxychlorid of lead). Naples yellow (basic antimonate of lead).

Patent yellow (Turner's yellow, oxychlorid of lead).

Calcium colors:

Lime chrome yellow, Gelbin.

Satin white.

Chrome colors: 2

Baryta yellow (yellow ultramarine,

neutral chromate of barium).

Chrome blue (chrome silicium phosphate).

Chrome yellow (chromate of lead).

Chrome colors-Continued. Chrome orange.

Chrome red (chromic cinnabar, American vermilion chromate of lead). Emerald green.

Zinc yellow (zinc chrome yellow,
chromate of zinc).

Zinc green (mixture of zinc yellow and
Paris blue).

Iron colors (see preceding note):

Berlin blue (ferrocyanide of iron,
Prussian blue, Paris blue).
Iron brown.

Caput mortuum (colcothar, English
red, Berlin red, iron minium), even
ground with oil or oil varnish.
Siderin yellow (chromate of iron).
Turnbull's blue.

Cadmium colors: Cadmium yellow (cadmium sulfid).

Cobalt colors (see preceding note):

Stone or cobalt blue, powder blue cobalt glass, china blue, smalt. Cobalt blue (Thenard's blue, Vienna blue, Leyden's blue, cobalt ultramarine).

Ceruleum.

Cobalt yellow (Indian yellow, cobalt potassium nitrite).

Cobalt green (Rinmann's green, cobalt tin oxid).

Cobalt rose (cobalt red, arseniate or phosphate of cobalt).

Copper colors:

Schweinfurt green (emperor, meadow,

English, patent, parrot green, copper acetate arsenite).

Mountain blue (copper, mineral, Hamburg blue, copper carbonate). Mountain green (Brunswick green). Blue verditer (green verditer). Casselmann's green (basic copper sulfate).

Blue verditer, blue ashes.
Saxon blue, smalt.

Scheel's green (mineral green, Swedish

green, copper arsenite).

Gentele's green (tin green, copper stannate).

Manganese colors:

Manganese white (carbonate of man

ganese).

Manganese violet (Nuremberg violet,

phosphate of manganese).

Manganese brown.

Molybdene color: Molybdene blue (mineral blue, blue carmine).