American Chemical Industry, Volume 6Van Nostrand, 1945 |
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Page 83
... soda ash is made by the ammonia - soda process from sodium chloride , limestone , ammonia , and fuel . Salt is obtained at Barberton from a deposit 60-100 ft . thick , about 2,800 ft . below the surface . Water is pumped down into the ...
... soda ash is made by the ammonia - soda process from sodium chloride , limestone , ammonia , and fuel . Salt is obtained at Barberton from a deposit 60-100 ft . thick , about 2,800 ft . below the surface . Water is pumped down into the ...
Page 392
... soda ash by the ammonia - soda proc- ess near Syracuse . Prior to the development of this process , the manufacture of soda ash had presented many difficulties ; despite numerous attempts , none had been manufactured in this country ...
... soda ash by the ammonia - soda proc- ess near Syracuse . Prior to the development of this process , the manufacture of soda ash had presented many difficulties ; despite numerous attempts , none had been manufactured in this country ...
Page 393
... soda ash facilities were enlarged and caustic soda facilities were added in 1915 . In 1916 Solvay collaborated with Pacific Coast Borax Co. in the production of potash at Searles Lake , Calif . In the same year Solvay acquired property ...
... soda ash facilities were enlarged and caustic soda facilities were added in 1915 . In 1916 Solvay collaborated with Pacific Coast Borax Co. in the production of potash at Searles Lake , Calif . In the same year Solvay acquired property ...
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TIONGENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYTHE GLIDDEN COMPANYB | 230 |
PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANYParke DAVIS COMPANYPATENT | 367 |
NAME INDEX | 493 |
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