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[Soda ash knowledge] Daily question (25) 2009.10.28

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Please hide the reply. If you do not hide it, you will not be graded in principle. Specific hiding methods: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=492556&highlight=%D2%FE%B2%D8 Edited posts are not graded. (The title of this issue is taken from page 66 of "Technical Workers Job Training Question Bank - Soda Ash Production Operator". The electronic version of the book is available for download in the Soda Ash Information Sharing Area. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-13140-1-2.html ) Fill in the blanks 1. The joint alkali production method uses the ( ) process to crystallize ( ) contained in the alkali production mother liquor to produce products. This method can obtain two products ( ) and ( ). 2. The characteristics of the joint alkali production method are ( ). 3. The production of joint alkali production method is divided into two processes. The process of producing soda ash is called ( ) or ( ) ; The process of producing ammonium chloride is called ( ) or ( ).
Reply #22009-10-28
1. Chemical ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor circulation 3. Ⅰ process, alkali production process, Ⅱ process, ammonium production process
Reply #32009-10-28
1. Chemical ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor cycle 3. Process I, alkali production process, process II, ammonium production process
Reply #42009-10-28
1. Chemical ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor circulation 3. Ⅰ process alkali production process Ⅱ process amine production process
Reply #52009-10-28
1. The joint alkali production method uses a (chemical) process to crystallize the (ammonium chloride) contained in the alkali production mother liquor to produce products. This method can obtain two products (soda ash) and (ammonium chloride). 2. The characteristics of the joint alkali production method are (mother liquor circulation). 3. The production of joint alkali production method is divided into two processes. The process of producing soda ash is called (1 process) or (alkali production process) ; The process of producing ammonium chloride is called (2 process) or (ammonium production process).
Reply #62009-10-28
1. Chemical industry, ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor circulation 3. Ⅰ process, alkali production process; II process, ammonium production process
Reply #72009-10-28
1. Chemical industry, ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor circulation 3. Ⅰ process alkali production process Ⅱ process ammonia production process
Reply #82009-10-28
1. Chemical ammonia chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor cycle 3. Process alkali production process II process ammonia production process
Reply #92009-10-28
1. Chemical ammonium chloride, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Mother liquor circulation 3. I process alkali production process II process ammonium production process
Reply #102009-10-28
1. The joint alkali production method uses a (chemical) process to crystallize the (ammonium chloride) contained in the alkali production mother liquor to produce products. This method can obtain two products (soda ash) and (ammonium chloride). 2. The characteristics of the joint alkali production method are (mother liquor circulation). 3. The production of joint alkali production method is divided into two processes. The process of producing soda ash is called (I process) or (alkali production process). ; The process of producing ammonium chloride is called (II process) or (ammonium production process).
Reply #112009-10-28
1. Pass NaHCO3, NH4CL, soda ash, ammonium chloride 2. Continuous process 3. Absorption, , crystallization, ,

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