chlorine production

The salt had been earmarked for food and chlorine production in Germany.

K106 Wastewater treatment sludge from the mercury cell process in chlorine production.

Clean the cell to ensure calcium deposits do not result in a loss of chlorine production from the unit.

Around 4,000 people are directly employed in chlorine production, with a further 10,000 employees in related industries.

They warned that price rises of up to 70pc were endangering jobs in the region's chlorine production plants.

Removing mercury from U.S. chlorine production could be another such example.

A user would only need to "super chlorinate" or increase chlorine production of the cell occasionally.

Hydrogen is also produced as a by-product of industrial chlorine production by electrolysis.

The study includes a chapter on chlorine production and a section explaining what organochlorines are to introduce the lay person to the subject.

Both Russia and the European Union were also increasing chlorine production to stabilise world prices.

C&P's chlorine production plants are among the industries releasing mercury into the Mersey.

The mercury used in this process acts as a catalyst in the chlorine production process.

Additional chlorine production is aiding the effort to fight Ebola in Liberia.

But Mr. Halliday acknowledges that chlorine production has "political" dimensions.

The same is true when it is compared with the later electrolytical processes which eventually replaced it for chlorine production.

Much (an estimated 40%) of the mercury that eventually finds its way into fish originates with coal-burning power plants and chlorine production plants.

Mr. Halliday would like to increase chlorine production in Iraq to provided badly needed disinfectants and water purifiers.

There are four chlorine production sites, fifteen distinct project sites, and a total of 230 distributors throughout all of these sites.

K073 Chlorinated hydrocarbon wastes from the purification step of the diaphragm cell process using graphite anodes in chlorine production.

K071 Brine purification sludge from the mercury cell process in chlorine production if separately prepurified brine is not used.

Before electrolytic methods were used for chlorine production, the direct oxidation of hydrogen chloride with oxygen or air was exercised in the Deacon process:

Ineos has diverted 12,000 tonnes of salt, bound for food and chlorine production in Germany, to hard-pressed councils around the UK.

As electrodes in some types of electrolysis, batteries (mercury cells), sodium hydroxide and chlorine production, handheld games, catalysts, insecticides.

The rejection of present or future exemptions on the use of asbestos such as the current derogation permitting the continued use of asbestos for chlorine production.

Said Phil: 'At the time the key uses of mercury, apart from chlorine production, were in the manufacture of batteries, paints, seed dressings and electrical equipment.'