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    Chapter 8Chapter 8

    Chemicals in industryChemicals in industry

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    8.1 Allyos8.1 Allyos

    1. Alloys --- alloy is formed when some

    __________________ or

    _________________ is added intoanother pure metal in ______________

    condition

    2. Process ________________

    Pure metal

    Non-metal

    Molten

    Alloying

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    3. In pure metals, atoms are arranged

    _______________ and orderlyclosely

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    4. When foreign atoms are added into the

    pure metal, the layers of atom of the pure

    metal will be stopped from sliding over

    each other.

    5. The pure metal which is soft and weak

    before alloying becomes ______________and ________________

    StrongHarder

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    Formation of alloys changes theFormation of alloys changes the

    properties of metalsproperties of metals

    1. Purpose of producing alloy:

    (a) _________________________

    - to make metal look more attractive like pewter

    (b) ________________________

    - Alloys are harder- suitable to make things

    (c) _________________________

    - stainless steel, an alloy will not corrode and

    rust

    Improve appearance

    Harden metals

    Prevent corrosion

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    Superconductor alloySuperconductor alloy

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    1. Superconductor alloy able to conduct_________ without resistance which occurs at

    very low temperature2. The flow of current with zero resistance is called

    ___________________

    3. Superconductivity occurs at very low

    temperature- the alloys are cooled in liquidnitrogen or helium. Example: Niobium-germanium operates at -250C

    4. This alloys are very strong magnets with

    magnetic strength million times more than anordinary magnets.

    5. Problem: _________________________especially in cooling down the superconductor.

    Current

    Superconductivity

    High maintenance cost

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    6.6.Uses of superconductor alloys:Uses of superconductor alloys:

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    8.2 The production anduses of8.2 The production anduses of

    ammoniaammonia

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    1. Ammonia is produced industrially through

    ___________________

    2. ________________ gas is produced from

    fractional distillation of liquid air while

    _______________ gas is produced from the

    reaction of steam with natural gas.3. ________________ and

    ________________ are mixed compressed,

    then passed through an iron catalyst to form________________

    Haber process

    Nitrogen

    hydrogen

    Nitrogen

    hydrogen

    ammonia

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    Uses of ammoniaUses of ammonia

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    8.3 The effects of industrial waste disposal8.3 The effects of industrial waste disposal

    1. ______________________________________

    (a) Example: fossil fuels include petroleum, naturalgas and coal

    (b) Burning of these fuels will produce wastes likesulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide,

    ____________________, _________________,soot, ___________ and _________

    (c) Effects on environment:

    - _____________________

    - _____________________- photosynthesis disturb

    - respiratory damage

    - _____________________

    Burning of fossil fuels

    Carbon dioxideC

    arbon monoxideDust Smoke

    Acid rain

    Greenhouse effect

    Thinning of ozone layer

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    2. _________________________________________

    (a) Many chemical industry- produce lot of chemical

    wastes like __________, ___________, nitratecompounds, phosphate, lead, ______________,

    nickel, arsenic and cadmium.

    (b) incorrect disposal would cause problems like:

    - cancer

    - ________________ - from polluted water

    - reduction in the number of

    _____________________ and ________- low levelof oxygen dissolved in water

    - photosynthesis process is disrupted

    Toxic waste from chemical industry

    acids alkalimercury

    Skin diseases

    Aquatic animals Plants

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    3. ___________________________________

    (a) Usage of chemical fertilizers, pesticides,insecticides, herbicides and fungicides cause

    ____________ and ___________ pollution

    (b) These substances promote the growth of

    ____________ in the water which blocks

    sunlight from reaching the aquatic plants in

    the river or pond, causing them to die

    Agricultural waste

    soil water

    algae

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    4._______________________________(a) cause _____________,

    _____________, disability and death

    Radioactive waste

    cancer

    infertility

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    8.5 Preservation and conservation of the8.5 Preservation and conservation of the

    environmentenvironment

    1.Preservation:

    -active maintenance taken in order to ensureliving things and the environment ismaintained in their original and balancedstate

    2.Conservation:

    - management of plant and animal speciesto protect the habitats they live in whileusing all the available resources fordevelopment

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    3. Steps:

    (a) _________________________

    - legal action will be take on factories

    operators who pollute the environment

    (b) _________________________

    - many ways to dispose and control

    industrial waste through modern

    technology.

    - example:

    Law enforcement

    Use of technology

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    Example :

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    (c) _______________________________

    - environmental sciences curriculum,____________________ and

    _______________ can be taken in

    schools and to the public to inform themproper ways to control ant prevent

    pollution

    Education

    campaigns

    Seminars