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Lime Soda Process
Used for manufacturing caustic soda
Lime and Soda Ash
Raw materials for Lime Soda Process
20%
Sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) with a concentration of ____ is added to a dissolving tank, and mixed with recycled weak liquor from the rotary filter
Dorr thickener
a giant, circular tank with a rotating rake at the bottom.
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 _____________
Ammonia
made by Haber's Process
Solvay Process
Used for manufacturing soda ash
Limestone and salt
Solvay Process raw materials
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
Electrochemical Industries
Industries that heavily rely on oxidation reduction reactions
ammoniation tower
Ammonia gas is mixed with brine and is carried out in the
"kiln.”
Ammoniated brine is mixed with carbon dioxide, which is produced by heating limestone in a separate chamber called ______
Electrolysis
_____________ is the process of passing an electric current through an ionic solution or molten salt to produce a chemical reaction.
Passive electrolysis
the electrodes are chemically inert materials that simply provide a path for electrons.
Active electrolysis
the electrodes are part of the electrolytic reaction.
Hall-Heroult refining process
The _________________ uses carbon electrodes as inert sites for passive electrolysis
Hall-Heroult process
The _________________involves the electrolytic refining of aluminum from Al2O3 to produce aluminum metal and oxygen gas.
electroplating
The process of depositing a thin coat of metal on another metal by using electrolysis is _______________
Barrel plating
____________ is often used to apply coatings to small parts.
Batteries
cells or series of cells that generate an electrical current.
primary cells, or primary batteries
Single-use batteries that cannot be recharged are
alkaline battery
The most prevalent type of primary cell is the ______________
secondary cell or secondary batteries
Rechargeable batteries are
Wet cell
traditional battery- contains a liquid electrolyte, (typically sulfuric acid and water)
used in automotive and larger systems
Dry Cells
uses a paste or gel electrolyte- commonly used in portable devices
Pyrite
Ore where sulfur is found
Frasch Process
90% of all the elemental sulfur is obtained this way
Chamber and Contact Process
Two main procedures of manufacturing H2SO4
Cellulose
a major component of woody plants and is constantly replaceable.
Pulp
It is the major raw material used in the industrial production of paper products .
Cellulose
primary structural element in manufacturing paper
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.
>250 GSM
GSM of Paperboard
Kraft Pulping Process
Alkaline process of making pulp
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.
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.
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.
Calenders (rollers or plates)
smooth the paper or board and impart gloss or other desired finish to the surface.
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
Slip clay
is clay with added water to make it a liquid or a paste.
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.
Bisque
refers to the clay that has been fired once
Oxidation
alcohol to acetic acid
Reduction
aldehyde to alcohol
Hydrolysis
starch to glucose/sucrose
Esterification
hexose & phosphoric acid to hexose phosphate
Intermittent Fermentation
a large amount of sugar is necessary in order to secure a high percentage ofalcohol inthe wine
Continuous Fermentation
used when the yeast is already trained for a heavy load ofsugar
Bentonite
or other diatomaceous earth may be used for clearing
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.
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
FOURCAULT PROCESS
A method for manufacturing flat glass
Iron
Catalyst used in Haber-Bosch Process
Baeyer’s process
Production of pure aluminum oxide
Liquefaction
Gases stored as liquid
Spheroidizer
Short length large rotary dryer
Sugar
a form of carbohydrate that the body converts to glucose
Starch
one of the most common substances existing in nature and is the major basic constituent of the average diet.
Soap
A natural surfactant from salt of fatty acids
Detergent
Synthetic surfactant patterned after soap
PETE
Polyethylene Terepthalate
Plastic 1
HDPE
High Density Polyethylene
Plastic 2
PVC
Polyvinyl Chloride
Plastic 3
LDPE
Low Density Polyethylene
Plastic 4
PP
Polypropylene
Plastic 5
PS
Polystyrene
Plastic 6
OTHER
Plastic 7
Trinitro Toluene
TNT
Fermentation
Conversion of sugar to alcohol
Louis Pasteur
founded the scientific understanding of fermentation
Debiteuse
In glass making, the process uses a ceramic die called a ___________
COLBURN PROCESS
the production of sheet glass using began with an iron rod as “bait” immersed lengthwise in a shallow tank of molten glass.
Float Process
used to make high-quality, flat glass for the construction and automotive industry.
10:34:0
When reacted with ammonia, it gives a neutral solution which analyzes __________ and which does not crystallize at low temperatur
EXPRESSION
extracting the oil by means of mechanical pressing methods (expellers, hydraulic press, etc.)
Cracking
is the process of converting large molecules into smaller ones by the application of heat and/or catalysts.
Reforming
is a chemical process where low quality hydrocarbons are rearranged to make higher-octane gasoline and valuable chemicals like aromatics
Alkylation
a process that combines smaller molecules, typically olefins (such as propylene or butylene) and isobutane, to produce alkylates
Vulcanization
a chemical procedure that involves heating rubbe