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What are the quality differences between soda ash produced by the Hargreaves process and that produced by the ammonia-soda process?

2010-01-24View Original

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This post was last edited by *aoye613 on January 24, 2010, at 20:12. The quality of soda ash produced by the Hou’s process is inferior to that produced by the ammonia-soda process. What are the main differences between the two in terms of product quality?
Reply #22010-01-24
The problems related to salt content and particle size of the soda ash produced by the combined alkali process are less severe compared to that produced by the ammonia-soda process

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