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Fig. 2. Operating chlor—alkali plants in the United States and Canada (5). Courtesy of the Chlorine Institute, Inc. (500 miles = 800 km.)...

D. F. W. Hardie, Electrolytic Manufacture of Chemicals from Salt, The Chlorine Institute, Inc., New York, 1975. 

T0789 Texilla Environmental, Inc., Synthetic Mineral Immobilization Technology (SMITE) T0791 The Chlorine Institute, Inc., Thermal Desorption (Mercury Contamination)... 

The Chlorine Institute, Inc., thermal desorption process is an ex situ technology that thermally treats mercury-containing wastes. The technology produces a nontoxic ash or residue, removes... 

Chlorine Institute. 1969. Chlorine Manual. 4th ed. Washington D.C. The Chlorine Institute Inc. 

Caution Chlorine gas is a respiratory irritant. Large amounts cause coughing, labored breathing, and irritation of the eyes. In extreme cases, the difficulty in breathing may cause death due to suffocation. Liquid Chlorine causes skin and eye burns on contact. (Safety precautions to be observed in handling the material are specified in the Chlorine Manual, available from The Chlorine Institute, Inc., Suite 506, 2001 L Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, .)... 

Figure 4-4 Expansion chambers for liquid chlorine pipeline protection. Courtesy of the Chlorine Institute, Inc.

Seko, M., New development of the Asahi Chemical membrane chlor-alkali process, presented at the Chlorine Institute Inc., 22nd Chlorine Plant Managers Seminar, Atlanta Geogia... 

Source Adapted with permission of The Chlorine Institute, Inc. The Chlorine Institute does not approve, rate, certify, or endorse any gasket used in chlorine service. Users should refer to test results (obtained from ga et manufacturer or... 

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