Chemical Raw Material Flashcards

1
Q

are the organic or inorganic molecular building blocks used in processing materials and adhesives. Raw materials include fillers, minerals, gases, and specialized chemical additives.

A

Chemicals

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2
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Chemical Raw Materials Classification

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Organic

Inorganic

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3
Q

Production Process Points Classification

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Starting
Intermediate
Basic Raw

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4
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Raw materials for chemical production

A

Starting

  • air
  • water
  • petroleum
  • seasalt
  • various minerals
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5
Q

Complex organic production for not end-use products but by-products

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Intermediate

  • Plastics
  • Pharmaceuticals Compounds
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6
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Processed starting raw materials

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Basic Raw

-CaC2

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7
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World Value of Industry

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High Tonnage, Low-Value

Greater than all metal ores except Fe

Borates, Magnesite, Potash, Sulfur, Industrial Sands, Phosphates, Halite, Limestone, Aggregates

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8
Q

Evaporite deposits in saline lakes and water courses

Bedded sedimentary deposits

as ___ domes

A

Halite

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9
Q

Halite Industrial uses (4)

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Rock Salt
Food Seasoning
used in winter to control the accumulation of ice
nutrient for animals

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10
Q

deposits from volcanic gas

precipitate at ___C

A

Sylvite

550C

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11
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Industrial use of Sylvite (5)

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fertilizer

Al recycling

metal electroplating

oil drilling fluid

ingredient of K supplement to treat hypokalemia

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12
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upper layers of saline deposits

salt alteration

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Carnallite

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13
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Industrial use of Carnallite (1)

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Fertilizer

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14
Q

potash deposit of oceanic origin

secondary mineral through metamorphosis of K-carbonates

formed through resublimation of volcanic vapor

A

Kainite

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15
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Industrial use of Kainite (3)

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Fertilizer
source of K and Mg compounds
gritting salt

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16
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Constituent of many ancient evaporite sequence especially in _____ and ______ deposits

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Polyhalite

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17
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Principal ore of Potash

A

Langbeinite

18
Q

quickly dehydrates to Thenardite

evaporite from Na-bearing Sulfate brines

found along saline springs and saline playa lakes

A

Mirabilite

19
Q

Industrial use of Mirability (2)

A

laxative

Heat Storage in passive solar heating system

20
Q

forms in arid regions in dry caves and mines

crusty deposit around fumaroles

deposits of playa lakes

A

Thenardite

21
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Industrial Use of Thenardite (4)

A
Glass fining agent
Soda
Detergents and Kraft process 
Frosting windows
carpet freshener
starch manufacture
additive in cattle feed
22
Q

occur as concretions and void filling crystals

hydrothermal veins

drilling mud

A

Barite

23
Q

carbonation of Mg-rich rocks
alteration of CO3 by Mg-rich solutions
precipitation as secondary mineral

A

Magnesite

24
Q

Industrial use of Magnesite (2)

A

Fertilizer

Mg chemicals

25
Q

Sed environment
Volcanic deposit
Ign basalt rock

A

Sulfur

26
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Industrial use of Sulfur (9)

A
H2SO4
Insecticide
Pharmaceutical
Soap
Textile
Paper
Processed Rubber
Gunpowder
Leather
Paint
Dye
Food Preservative
27
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sed rocks

fibrous veinlets

A

Celestite

28
Q

Uses of Celestite (7)

A
Fireworks
Metal Alloy
Gem
Glass
Ceramics
Paint
Rubber
29
Q

uses of felds (6)

A
Plate Glass
Container Glass
Ceramics
Paints
Plastics
Gems
30
Q

occur as gemmy crystals in granite and nepheline syenite pegmatite

A

apatite

31
Q

uses of apatite (2)

A

fertilizer

storage of nuclear waste

32
Q

form as residual deposits in soil and remain at the site of formation

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Primary clay

33
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are clays that have been transported from their original location by water erosion and deposited in a new sedimentary deposit.

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Secondary clays

34
Q

In ceramics, as a filler for paint, rubber and plastics and the largest use is in the paper industry that uses kaolinite to produce a glossy paper such as is used in most magazines.

A

Kaolinite Group

35
Q

Are many and include a facial powder (talc), filler for paints and rubbers, an electrical, heat and acid resistant porcelain, in drilling muds and as a plasticizer in molding sands and other materials.

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Smectite/Montmorillonite Group

36
Q

A common constituent in shales and is used as a filler and in some drilling muds.

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Illite Group

37
Q

type of glass with silica and _____ trioxide as the main glass-forming constituents.

known for having very low coefficients of thermal expansion, making them resistant to thermal shock, more so than any other common glass

A

Borosilicate glass

38
Q

Uses of Borosilicate (4)

A

Controlled Pore Glass (CPG)
Vycor glass
Laboratory Glasswares
lampworking

39
Q

Borate Minerals (5)

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Borax
Kernite
Ulexite
Colemanite
Boracite
40
Q

Soda Niter

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Nitratine

41
Q

Saltpeter

A

Niter