Issues regarding the utilization of aqueous soda ash solutions
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What can we do with an aqueous solution of sodium carbonate, which seems quite dilute to everyone? As low as 2%! Allow wild fantasies!
After proper concentration and adding some surfactants, it can be used as a detergent.
Do you know how salt is produced from seawater? Set up a large solar evaporation field. While others produce salt, you can produce soda ash. Later, use a forklift to load the soda ash. The profits are absolutely terrifyingly large. (Exaggerated/Overstated)
There’s another way: if you have salt mines nearby, sell them water containing 2% sodium carbonate. They can use this water during brine extraction. The extracted brine will essentially be purified once, and its concentration will also increase. This is definitely feasible. A large quantity must be requested. (Be practical and realistic)