The chlor-alkali industry is found in Cheshire as the county contains large amounts of profitably extractable sodium chloride, one of the the raw materials used in the manufacture of chlor-alkali products
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The element of Sodium was first isolated by Sir Humphrey Davy in 1806 at the Royal Institution located in Albemarle Street, Mayfair, London. The centre for salt production in the UK is Cheshire.
Maleic acid is often used in the textile industry, and it is a crystalline acid with no color. It can also be used as a preservative. It is commonly found in unripened fruits.
The chemical name of Delrin is 'Polyoxymethylene'. It is a thermoplastic that is found in the engineering industry and can be used to make moldings for plastic items.
Chemistry is a fundamental and integral part of industry. Without chemistry there would be little or no industry.
electrolysis of brine
Near a port, near the Cheshire Salt mines, near heavy industry for electricity supply, near major centers of population for workers Sodium hydroxide is made by chloralkali electrolysis of sodium chloride, which is found in sea water. The River Mersey at Runcorn is esturine which gives a constant supply of salty water.
Rock salt
Chloralkali is an industry, not something to be found in nature as the question seems to suggest, because the raw material is NaCl or table salt found in natural salt deposits and therefore in abundance in the sea, of course. Basically it means that electric currents are passed through salt dissolved in water (brine), which is then broken up into the gas chlorine as well as sodium hydroxide, also called caustic soda. These are valuable chemicals used in the manufacturing of many every-day items (plastics, soaps, antiseptics, paints, to name but a few). Walvisbay in Namibia is the main supplier of salt to the chloralkali industry based at Chloorkop in South Africa. Chloorkop is in the Gauteng province.
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In cheshire you can find rock salt in the mines.
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Charles F. Foster has written: 'Cheshire cheese and farming in the North West in the 17th & 18th centuries' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Cheese industry, Cheshire Cheese, History
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The address of the Cheshire Public Library is: 104 Main St., Cheshire, 06410 2499
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