WASSCE Chemistry · Inorganic Chemistry — Non-Metals & Metals
Industrial Chemical Processes
Blast furnace, electrolytic refining, fractional distillation of crude oil, and other key industrial chemistry.
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2 lessons · 16 min
- 1The chemical industry: siting, raw materials and safety8 minFree8 minFree
- 2Local chemical industries: soap, cement, brewing and salt8 min Plan8 min Plan
- Soap making
- Fermentation and brewing
- Salt production
- Paint making
- Cement blocks and concrete
- Problems facing local chemical industries
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