What does EG stand for?

Ethylene Glycol

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2 million tons annually of various chemical products, including one million tons of ethylene, as well as other downstream products such as polyethylene, ethylene glycol, polypropylene, butadiene, phenol, and butene-1.

SABIC, Sinopec celeberate $2.7 billion joint

China : Sabic, Sinopec mark 3.2m-ton petrochem complex at Tianjin

2 million tonnes annually of various chemical products, including one million tonnes of ethylene, as well as other downstream products such as polyethylene, ethylene glycol, polypropylene, butadiene, phenol, and butene-1.

Sabic, Sinopec hail new $2.7bn joint venture

K-Dow also includes two pre-existing joint ventures between Dow and Kuwaiti interests in PET and ethylene glycol.

K-Dow joint venture now in place

Nejadsalim said that the complex will produce over 1,320 million metric tons of ethylene a year adding that it could also produce 306,000 tons of propylene, 600,000 tons of a variety of linear light and heavy polyethylene, 300,000 tons of polypropylene, 443,000 tons of ethylene glycol, and 245,000 tons of different 4C compounds, annually.

Iran to Inaugurate World`s Largest Ethylene Complex

Under the original agreement, the 50-50 joint-venture company will invest in an ethylene derivative complex with an annual production capacity of 1 million tonnes, including 600,000 tonnes of polyethylene and 400,000 tonnes of ethylene glycol.

Joint venture plans ethylene cracker

Kate Knight, 28, from Wirral, was convicted of attempting to murder Lee Knight by lacing his food with ethylene glycol, had her appeal rejected by the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Phillips, Mr Justice Goldring and Mr Justice Plender at the Court of Appeal.

Poisoner wife must serve 30 years

Her trial was told that she laced her husband's food with ethylene glycol bought from Tesco on their seventh wedding anniversary in April 2005.

Poison wife faces jail for murder bid