Chem unit 3 part 2

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Industrial chemistry is a branch of chemistry that applies ________ and ________ procedures toward the transformation of natural raw materials into products beneficial to humanity.

physical and chemical

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2

The main role of industrial chemistry is to close the gap between chemistry as it is taught in schools and ________ as it is practiced commercially.

chemistry

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3

Chemical industries produce a number of useful products including synthetic fibers, ________, rubber, and ________.

plastics; fertilizers

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4

Ethiopia has mineral deposits that include sources of iron, lead, copper, and ________ metals.

rare-earth

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5

Natural resources are classified into two categories: renewable and ________ resources.

non-renewable

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6

In Ethiopia, important chemicals include ammonia, nitric acid, and ________ acid.

sulfuric

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7

One important fertilizer used in agriculture is ________ phosphate.

di-ammonium (DAP)

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8

A major step in the industrial production of sodium hydroxide is the ________ process.

Chloralkali

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9

Insecticides can be prepared from ________ available materials.

locally

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10

The important steps in the production of glass include melting raw materials, forming, and ________.

annealing

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11

Production of ________ involves the chemical reaction of fats or oils with an alkali.

soap

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12

Food preservation methods include drying, ________, and fermentation.

canning

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13

The production of paper begins with the ________ of wood pulp.

processing

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14

Chemical reactions in industrial processes usually require the use of ________ to drive the reactions.

energy

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15

The production of sugar involves the extraction of juice from sugar ________.

cane

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16

Cement is produced by heating limestone and ________ together at high temperatures.

clay

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17

Common chemicals used as fertilizers include nitrogen fertilizers and ________ used for insecticides.

herbicides

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18

The first step in the tanning process involves the ________ of animal hides.

soaking

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19

One direct use of Na2CO3 (sodium carbonate) is in the production of ________.

glass

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20

In Ethiopia, industries need an __________ revolution to utilize mineral deposits effectively.

industrial

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21

A characteristic of chemical industries is that they consume ________ quantities of energy.

large

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22

Pesticides manufactured in chemical industries are used to protect crops from ________ and diseases.

pests

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23

Chemical industries often use __________ materials to produce desired products.

naturally or artificially available

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24

The major steps in the production of ceramics include mixing materials, shaping, and ________ the products.

firing

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25

To produce valuable products from raw materials, industries must apply ________ methods.

refining

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26

The industrial production of hydrogen involves the ________ of methane.

steam reforming

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27

Ethiopia's chemical industry includes products such as ________, dyes, and drugs.

fertilizers

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28

The process of making plastics typically involves ________ reactions and polymerization.

polymer

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29

Ammonia, HNO3 (nitric acid), and H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) are examples of ________ chemicals.

industrial

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30

The industrial production of aluminum sulfate is a key process in water ________.

treatment

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31

The key step in producing sodium bicarbonate involves the reaction of NaCl with ________ and ammonia.

carbon dioxide

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32

Cement is an important material used in the ________ industry.

construction

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33

Soap production is an example of ________ chemistry applied in household products.

industrial

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34

Chemical industries are crucial for ________ growth and development in countries.

economic

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35

Locally available materials can be used to develop ________ insecticides.

effective

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36

The chemical industry transforms natural raw materials into products through __________ processes.

chemical

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37

Food preservation techniques help extend the ________ of food products.

shelf-life

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38

Beverages are produced through processes that include fermentation and ________ of ingredients.

mixing

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39

Nitrogen fertilizers are important for enhancing soil ________ and productivity.

fertility

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40

Ethiopia's industrial needs include the production of minerals for ________ purposes.

chemical

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41

Manufacturing processes often require compliance with ________ for environmental safety.

regulations

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42

Common uses of NH3 include fertilizers and as a ________ in chemical manufacturing.

reagent

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43

Pulping is a critical step in the production of ________ from wood.

paper

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44

The traditional method of tanning involves using natural ________ from plant sources.

tannins

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45

Industrial chemistry applies to the production of everyday products like ________, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.

cleaning agents

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46

Some important chemicals produced in Ethiopia are used in construction, agriculture, and ________ manufacturing.

food

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47

Chemical industries must adapt to __________ challenges for sustainable development.

environmental

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48

Insecticides derived from local resources can be more ________ and cost-effective.

affordable

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49

Chemical reactions can be influenced by factors such as temperature, pressure, and ________ concentration.

reactant

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50

The glass-making process involves the heating of silica sand and ________ material.

soda ash

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51

Foaming agents are used in soap production to create ________ during use.

lather

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52

Local availability of chemicals can enhance the ________ of production processes.

efficiency

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53

Basic raw materials for dye production include _______, solvents, and mordants.

pigments

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54

Education in industrial chemistry contributes to developing skills in ________ and innovation.

research

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55

The significance of chemical industries extends to improving ________ and quality of life.

health

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56

Chemical processes often require large-scale ________ to be economically viable.

production

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57

The principles of industrial chemistry emphasize sustainable ________ and resource management.

practices

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58

In processes like hydraulic fracturing, chemicals are used to enhance ________ extraction.

oil

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59

Developing countries like Ethiopia can improve their economy through ________ of local resources.

utilization

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60

The role of industrial chemists is to ensure processes are both ________ and effective.

safe

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61

Cement production involves the reaction of calcium carbonate with ________ at high temperatures.

silica

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62

The production of biofuels represents a growing trend in ________ chemistry.

green

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Local methods of food preservation often rely on techniques such as ________ and pickling.

salting

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Packaging chemicals are essential for protecting products from ________ and contamination.

degradation

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65

Chemical reactions in industry can lead to the generation of ________ waste that must be managed.

hazardous

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Industrial chemistry plays a key role in developing ________ materials and technologies.

advanced

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67

One application of chemistry in medicine is the development of ________ for various ailments.

drugs

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Chemical industries often face challenges related to ________ and regulatory compliance.

sustainability

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69

The process of refining crude oil produces chemicals like ________ and gasoline.

kerosene

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70

To produce nitrogen fertilizers, nitrogen gas is often extracted from the ________ air.

atmospheric

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71

Essential oils are organic substances used in various industries including ________ manufacturing.

fragrance

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72

Chemical industries contribute to the production of ________ that enhance agricultural productivity.

inputs

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73

The use of renewable resources is crucial in reducing the ________ footprint of chemical industries.

carbon

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74

What is industrial chemistry?

Industrial chemistry is a branch of chemistry that applies physical and chemical procedures to transform natural raw materials into products that benefit humanity.

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