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*A Process for Producing [[Sodium carbonate]] | *A Process for Producing [[Sodium carbonate]] (Which is itself used for production of [[Sodium bicarbonate]] aka [[Baking Soda]] ) | ||
*[[Carbon dioxide]] is passed into an [[Aqueous Ammonia]] - [[Sodium Chloride]] solution (Often called "Ammoniated [[Brine]] ) | *[[Carbon dioxide]] is passed into an [[Aqueous Ammonia]] - [[Sodium Chloride]] solution (Often called "Ammoniated [[Brine]] ) | ||
*The Carbon dioxide is typically sourced via [[Limestone]] , but the Solvay Process can be used for [[Carbon Capture and Utilization]] | *The Carbon dioxide is typically sourced via [[Limestone]] , but the Solvay Process can be used for [[Carbon Capture and Utilization]] | ||
Revision as of 20:45, 16 July 2022
Basics
- A Process for Producing Sodium carbonate (Which is itself used for production of Sodium bicarbonate aka Baking Soda )
- Carbon dioxide is passed into an Aqueous Ammonia - Sodium Chloride solution (Often called "Ammoniated Brine )
- The Carbon dioxide is typically sourced via Limestone , but the Solvay Process can be used for Carbon Capture and Utilization