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 Electroplating
surfaces with metals
Anodising and
uses of aluminium
Uses of
transition metals e.g. alloys of iron & titanium and aluminium (not a transition
metal)
Chemistry
and uses of transition metals - titanium
(advanced level students only)
 Chemistry and uses of transition
metals - iron (advanced level students only)
See also
Shape memory alloys e.g. Nitinol & magnetic shape memory alloys
INDEX of selected industrial chemistry sections
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Index of
selected pages describing industrial processes
Limestone, lime
- uses, thermal decomposition of carbonates, hydroxides and nitrates
Enzymes and
Biotechnology
Contact Process, the importance of sulfuric acid
How can
metals be made more useful? (alloys of Al, Fe, steel etc.)
Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industry Economics & Sustainability
and Life Cycle Assessment
Products of the
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industries & impact on us
The Principles & Practice of Chemical
Production - Synthesising Molecules
Ammonia
synthesis/uses/fertilisers
Oil Products
Extraction of Metals
Halogens
- sodium
chloride Electrolysis
Transition
Metals
Extra Electrochemistry
- electrolysis and cells
LINKS to Industrial Process
Pages involving electrolysis
12.
The electrolysis of molten aluminium oxide
- extraction of
aluminium from bauxite ore & anodising aluminium to
thicken and strengthen the protective oxide layer
13.
The extraction of sodium
from molten sodium chloride using the 'Down's Cell'
14.
The purification of
copper by electrolysis
15.
The purification of
zinc by electrolysis
16. Electroplating
coating
conducting surfaces with a metal layer
17.
Electrolysis of brine (NaCl(aq)) for the production of chlorine, hydrogen and sodium hydroxide
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