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Salts processing

Albenzadole Alberger salt Alberger salt process Alberta Yellow Albistat... [Pg.23]

The main advantages of the Cosorb process over the older copper ammonium salt process are low corrosion rate, abiHty to work in carbon dioxide atmospheres, and low energy consumption. The active CuAlCl C H CH complex is considerably more stable than the cuprous ammonium salt, and solvent toluene losses are much lower than the ammonia losses of the older process (94). [Pg.57]

Commercial Processes. Olin s earlier triple salt process, originally commercialized in 1928, was modified in 1983. In the patented process, a slurry of dibasic calcium hypochlorite is mixed with a strong, low salt sodium hypochlorite solution and hypochlorite Hquors and chlorinated. The resultant Ca(OCl)2 2H20 slurry is filtered, the cake going to the dry-end and the filtrate to the dibasic precipitation step where it reacts with lime. [Pg.473]

The metals that are produced by electrolysis (81) are included in Table 1. Fused salt processes are used when the reactivity of the metal does not allow electrowinning from aqueous solutions. Manganese is the most reactive metal that is produced by electrolysis of an aqueous solution. [Pg.79]

Ethanol-water Minimum-hoiling azeotrope Ethylene glycol, acetate salts for salt process Alternative to azeotropic distillation, pressure swing distillation... [Pg.1315]

Hydrochloric acid-water Maximum-hoiling azeotrope Sulfuric acid, calcium chloride for salt process Sulfuric acid process relies heavily on boundary curvature... [Pg.1315]

Hydrochloric By-product of organic chlorination, salt process, and synthetic HCl HCl Absorption... [Pg.498]

Salt Processing of Impure Plutonium Dioxide to High-Purity Metal, U.S. DOE Report LA-9154-MS, Los Alamos National... [Pg.361]

Mullins, L.J. Christensen, D.C. Babcock, B.R. "Fused Salt Processing of Impure Plutonium Dioxide to High Purity Metal", Los Alamos Nat. Lab. Report LA-9154-MS also Symposium on Actinide Recovery from Waste and Low Grade Sources, ACS, New York City August 23-28, 1981 (in press). [Pg.403]

After a study of the three alternatives we concluded that pyroredox offered the most promise for anode residue recovery. Pyroredox is a molten-salt process in which plutonium metal is oxidized chemically into the salt phase and then reduced chemically into the metal phase. Most of the impurities are not oxidized and remain in the metal residue. Thus, for a Pu-Ga anode residual, the reactions would be ... [Pg.421]

See for example Electrometallurgical Techniques for DOE Spent Fuel Treatment Final Report, National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington, D.C., 2000 Alternatives for High-Level Waste Salt Processing at the Savannah River Site, National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington, D.C., 2000. [Pg.164]

Conventional thermal treatment methods, such as rotary kiln, rotary hearth furnace, or fluidized-bed furnace, are used for waste pyrolysis. Molten salt process may also be used for waste pyrolysis. [Pg.158]

Chiralt, A., Fito, P., Barat, J.M., Andres, A., Gonzalez-Martinez, C., Escriche, I., and Camacho, M.M. 2001a. Use of vacuum impregnation in food salting process. J. Food Engineer. 49, 141-151. [Pg.228]

Dunbobbin, B. R. and W. R. Brown. 1987. Air separation by a high temperature molten salt process. Gas separation and purification 1 23-29. [Pg.59]

Polymers prepared by current industrial processes have been compared with this new process in the dispersion of GCC and PCCs (Tables 1-3). These current processes use as chain transfer agent inorganic salts processes A and B) or alcohol process D). [Pg.42]

U.S. Department of Energy Record of Decision, Savannah River Site Salt Processing Alternatives, Federal Register, Vol. 66, No. 201, pp. 52752-52756, October 17, 2001. [Pg.402]

Harmon, H., Schlahta, S, Wester, D., Walker, J., Fink, S., and Thompson, M. Tanks Focus Area Savannah River Site Salt Processing Project Research and Development Summary Report, Report TFA-0105, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, May 2001. [Pg.404]

C-H activation with transition-metal complexes will open a new chemistry of catalytic carbon-carbon bond formation because of its potent ability to generate reactive carbon-metal complexes. The design of a catalytic reaction which involves C-H activation followed by reaction with a reagent such as an electrophile is particularly important to provide an environmentally friendly non-salt process, which proceeds under neutral conditions. [Pg.319]


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