1930 – Discovery of subsurface water
deposits containing Iodine and Bromine (region close to Krasnokamsky village)
1941 – Construction and development of
the Ural Chemical Plant N 749
1950-1960s - The Plant was named as
"Halogen". The company became growing and started syntheses of new
products: bromine and bromine containing chemicals, hydrogen fluoride,
fluorides, freons, organic and non-organic fluorine containing compounds.
1995 - "Iodobrom" separation
from Halogen Co as independent enterprise. The production of this unique for Russia plant
was in a popular demand among Russian chemical plants, enterprises of defense,
fuel and car industries.
1997 - In the period of General Russian
economic recession, inflation growing and production collapse “Idobrom” Company
became bankrupt.
Starting from this period the production
facilities of Iodobrom Company were divided among few separate chemical enterprises.
2002 - Perm Chemical
Company organizing
on the basis of former “Iodobrom” Co production facilities. The out-of-date
capacities were reconstructed and transformed for production of the new
generation of electron gases. The new company developed its technologies and steadily
increased production. Along with the new products company was reviving the
production of the former Iodobrom products:
Tin chloride (reagent for the glass industry), bromoform (a heavy liquid
for the diamond-mining industry), and other compounds. In spite of hard period
Perm Chemical Company managed to keep the most skilled craftsmen and attracted
the young talented generation of Perm
chemists.
1994 – A
group of specialists from GiPH Perm Department (the State Institute of Applied
Chemistry), had founded Scientific-development firm "ÎÊÒA". The
company possessed original technologies of fluorinated compounds syntheses (fluorinated aromatic and aliphatic and
halogen-containing non-fluorinated compounds). After Iodobrom Co
bankruptcy OKTA had redeemed a part of its production facilities.
Nowadays the main activities of the
company are - development and
up-scaling of chemical technologies of innovative compounds (application
studies processing and implementation) and fine chemicals production.
Now the
list of more than 100 chemicals being produced by Perm Chemical Company includes synthons and reagents for pharmaceutical industry, reagents for crop protection
chemicals syntheses, dyes, performance additives for synthetic resins, runner,
plastics, etc.
Perm Chemical Company have constant close relations with Russian
scientific centers well known all over the world: the Moscow State University
it. Ì.Â. Lomonosov, Institute of the General Chemistry it. N.D. Zelinsky,
Institutes of the Russian Academy of Science: Institute of Chemical
Physics it. N.N. Semenova, Institute
of Physiologically Active Substances,
others.
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