Both are main products from cumene and lead to high value supply chains including the production of nylon 6, epoxy or phenolic resins, polycarbonates, methylmethacrylate, and different solvents. The broad range of uses supports the argument that acetone and phenol should be strategic molecules and, hence, are correctly identified by the algorithm. Acetic and succinic acids are two examples of the derivatives from the C4 stream that are found by the algorithm. The industrial use of acetic acid includes solvent, precursor to acetate monomer, acetic anhydride, and esters. Succinic acid is used in the food and beverage industry and is a precursor for polymers and solvents. Incidentally, succinic acid is one of key bulk molecules targeted in bio-refining. In summary, the graph-based search finds a selection of important industrial chemicals and shows that different sections of chemical space are covered. Most useful, we notice that molecules at junctions, connecting different subdivisions of industry, are detected.