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- Alkali Metals: Lithium, Cesium, Francium, Rubidium26
- Alum Manufacturers26
- Aluminum Sulfate2
- Ammonium Compounds, Except Fertilizers, Nec1
- Carbide Metals and Products Manufacturers1
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- Charcoal (Carbon), Activated1
- Chemicals, High Purity: Refined From Technical Grade2
- Chemicals, Reagent Grade: Refined From Technical Grade1
- Elements6
- Hydrazine1
- Industrial Inorganic Chmcls (Unclassified) Manufacturers13
- Iodine Manufacturers1
- Nuclear Fuels, Uranium Slug (Radioactive)1
- Peroxides, Hydrogen Peroxide1
- Sodium & Potassium Compounds, Exc. Bleaches, Alkalies, Alum.1
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