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Lime Soda Process

Used for manufacturing caustic soda

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Lime and Soda Ash

Raw materials for Lime Soda Process

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20%

Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) with a concentration of ____ is added to a dissolving tank, and mixed with recycled weak liquor from the rotary filter

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Dorr thickener

a giant, circular tank with a rotating rake at the bottom.

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triple-effect vacuum evaporator

To concentrate the caustic soda solution, the overflow from the thickening step (containing around 10-11% NaOH) is sent to a _____________

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Ammonia

made by Haber's Process

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Solvay Process

Used for manufacturing soda ash

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Limestone and salt

Solvay Process raw materials

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Solvay Tower

This process takes place in the carbonating tower [aka ________] which also contains baffle plates that ensure the flow of solution and breaks up carbon dioxide into small bubbles for an efficient reaction

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Electrochemical Industries

Industries that heavily rely on oxidation reduction reactions

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ammoniation tower

Ammonia gas is mixed with brine and is carried out in the

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"kiln.”

Ammoniated brine is mixed with carbon dioxide, which is produced by heating limestone in a separate chamber called ______

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Electrolysis

_____________ is the process of passing an electric current through an ionic solution or molten salt to produce a chemical reaction.

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Passive electrolysis

the electrodes are chemically inert materials that simply provide a path for electrons.

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Active electrolysis

the electrodes are part of the electrolytic reaction.

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Hall-Heroult refining process

The _________________ uses carbon electrodes as inert sites for passive electrolysis

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Hall-Heroult process

The _________________involves the electrolytic refining of aluminum from Al2O3 to produce aluminum metal and oxygen gas.

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electroplating

The process of depositing a thin coat of metal on another metal by using electrolysis is _______________

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Barrel plating

____________ is often used to apply coatings to small parts.

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Batteries

cells or series of cells that generate an electrical current.

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primary cells, or primary batteries

Single-use batteries that cannot be recharged are

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alkaline battery

The most prevalent type of primary cell is the ______________

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secondary cell or secondary batteries

Rechargeable batteries are 

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Wet cell

traditional battery- contains a liquid electrolyte, (typically sulfuric acid and water)

used in automotive and larger systems

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Dry Cells

uses a paste or gel electrolyte- commonly used in portable devices

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Pyrite

Ore where sulfur is found

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Frasch Process

90% of all the elemental sulfur is obtained this way

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Chamber and Contact Process

Two main procedures of manufacturing H2SO4

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Cellulose

a major component of woody plants and is constantly replaceable.

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Pulp

It is the major raw material used in the industrial production of paper products .

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Cellulose

primary structural element in manufacturing paper

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PAPER

a thin [matted or felted] sheet material produced by mechanically or chemically processing cellulose fibers derived from wood, rags, grasses or other vegetable sources.

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>250 GSM

GSM of Paperboard

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Kraft Pulping Process

Alkaline process of making pulp

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Dry Process

This method involves several stages: pulping, forming, and drying. The wet blank is dried to reduce moisture content and allow structural integrity, followed by hot pressing to define shape and surface texture.

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Wet press

This method skips the drying step and compresses the product while it’s still wet. The pulp is shaped into a wet blank, compressed under high temperature and pressure, and trimmed to final specifications.

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Fourdrinier Machine

A device for producing paper, paperboard, and other fibreboards that consists of a moving endless belt of wire or plastic screen that receives a mixture of pulp and water and allows excess water to drain off, forming a continuous sheet for further drying by suction, pressure, and heat.

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Calenders (rollers or plates)

smooth the paper or board and impart gloss or other desired finish to the surface.

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Cylinder Machine

Fibers are deposited onto a cylindrical wire screen located in a vat of pulp, and the water is drained through it in order to form a layer of paper

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Slip clay

is clay with added water to make it a liquid or a paste.

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Dry Stage. A.k.a. Greenware

this is when the clay is most fragile, and if not handled correctly, the shape and clay can easily crack or break.

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Bisque

refers to the clay that has been fired once

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Oxidation

alcohol to acetic acid

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Reduction

aldehyde to alcohol

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Hydrolysis

starch to glucose/sucrose

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Esterification

hexose & phosphoric acid to hexose phosphate

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Intermittent Fermentation

a large amount of sugar is necessary in order to secure a high percentage ofalcohol inthe wine

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Continuous Fermentation

used when the yeast is already trained for a heavy load ofsugar

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Bentonite

or other diatomaceous earth may be used for clearing

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Pot furnace

For special glasses like optical glass. Raw materials are melted in pot furnace made of ceramic material capacities varying from 1-2 tons and is used for small production batches.

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Tank furnace

Molten glass is obtained by melting the raw materials in 1350-1400 ton capacity regenerative tank furnace and can be used in continuous processes. During melting of raw materials various reactions occur at various temperatures

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FOURCAULT PROCESS

A method for manufacturing flat glass

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Iron

Catalyst used in Haber-Bosch Process

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Baeyer’s process

Production of pure aluminum oxide

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Liquefaction

Gases stored as liquid

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Spheroidizer

Short length large rotary dryer

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Sugar

a form of carbohydrate that the body converts to glucose

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Starch

one of the most common substances existing in nature and is the major basic constituent of the average diet.

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Soap

A natural surfactant from salt of fatty acids

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Detergent

Synthetic surfactant patterned after soap

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PETE
Polyethylene Terepthalate

Plastic 1

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HDPE
High Density Polyethylene

Plastic 2

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PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride

Plastic 3

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LDPE
Low Density Polyethylene

Plastic 4

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PP

Polypropylene

Plastic 5

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PS

Polystyrene

Plastic 6

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OTHER

Plastic 7

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Trinitro Toluene

TNT

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Fermentation

Conversion of sugar to alcohol

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Louis Pasteur

founded the scientific understanding of fermentation

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Debiteuse

In glass making, the process uses a ceramic die called a ___________

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COLBURN PROCESS

the production of sheet glass using began with an iron rod as “bait” immersed lengthwise in a shallow tank of molten glass.

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Float Process

used to make high-quality, flat glass for the construction and automotive industry.

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10:34:0

When reacted with ammonia, it gives a neutral solution which analyzes __________ and which does not crystallize at low temperatur

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EXPRESSION

extracting the oil by means of mechanical pressing methods (expellers, hydraulic press, etc.)

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Cracking

is the process of converting large molecules into smaller ones by the application of heat and/or catalysts.

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Reforming

is a chemical process where low quality hydrocarbons are rearranged to make higher-octane gasoline and valuable chemicals like aromatics

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Alkylation

a process that combines smaller molecules, typically olefins (such as propylene or butylene) and isobutane, to produce alkylates

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Vulcanization

a chemical procedure that involves heating rubbe