Solvay process (1 Viewer)

[Scanorama]

Hi all, im doing a research project on the solvay process at the moment, does anyone have any good link/source on the solvay process and the use of sodium carbonate?

Also can someone please tell me the formula of removing sulfur dioxide from flue gas with sodium carbonate? Thanks in advance!

 

[jm1234567890]

arrrggg i had site to the australian plant that does solvay process, used it for HSC... Forgot it now...

heaps of practical info on solvay process.

google it, it is australian company.

 

[Scanorama]

Apart from that site, are there any others? Im so confuse with the whole process, especailly the formation of hydrogen carbonate.

 

[jm1234567890]

Originally posted by Gough Whitlam
Apart from that site, are there any others? Im so confuse with the whole process, especailly the formation of hydrogen carbonate.

If your confused about the whole process, have you looked at my summary?

It has detailed description of each process, including equations.

 

[Maianbarian]

conq chemistry has a good run down of it

 

[Alias513]

jm thanx for the notes u put up in ur msg ^^ really helps with phsyics and chem.

 

[sushant singh]

Hi all, im doing a research project on the solvay process at the moment, does anyone have any good link/source on the solvay process and the use of sodium carbonate?

Also can someone please tell me the formula of removing sulfur dioxide from flue gas with sodium carbonate? Thanks in advance!

hi do u have ur research project could i look at

 

[wizzkids]

The Solvay Process was a focus in the old (pre-2017) NSW Chemistry syllabus. If you can get hold of a copy of the old Jacaranda Chemistry Year 12 textbook by Thickett, you will find about 5 pages of detailed description of the Solvay Process. Australia once had a Solvay plant at Osborne, in South Australia but it closed a long time ago.
Millions of tonnes of sodium carbonate (in the form of soda ash) are used throughout the world for glass manufacture, soaps and detergents and manufacture of sodium hydrogen carbonate (baking soda).