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Teknik Elektrokimia Instructor: Rama Oktavian 15/16 Semester genap Teknik Elektrokimia Instructor: Rama Oktavian Email: Oktavian.rama2@gmail.com Office Hr.: T. 11-12, Th. 08-10; 13-15, F. 08-10; 13-15

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant Products: Chlorine Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) Hydrogen

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant Chlorine: Chloride is a powerful oxidizing agent with a standard electrode potential of +1.36V. Chlorine gas is formed during the electrolysis of molten sodium chloride in the industrial production of sodium metal. Chlorine is produced by passing an electric current through a solution of brine (common salt dissolved in water). The chemical term for salt is sodium chloride (NaCl). Essential co-products are caustic soda (sodium hydroxide (NaOH)) and hydrogen (H2). All three are highly reactive, and technologies have been developed to separate them and keep them apart Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant Co-product: Caustic soda and hydrogen Caustic soda is an alkali and widely-used in many industries, including the food industry, textile production, soap and other cleaning agents, water treatment and effluent control. Hydrogen is a combustible gas used in various processes including the production of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia as well as the removal of sulphur fro petroleum derivatives. Cari gambar produknya

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Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant Chlorine: There are three methods to produce Chlorine: The membrane cell process The diaphragm cell process The mercury cell process Cari gambar produk nya

The chlor-alkali process electrolyzes NaCl(aq) to produce Cl2 Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The chlor-alkali process electrolyzes NaCl(aq) to produce Cl2 (and other important chemicals) Asbestos Diaphragm Mercury-Cell Membrane-Cell Electrolysis Plant Cari gambar produk nya http://www.bayertechnology.com/uploads/pics/chlorine_electrolysis_references_01.jpg

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Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The diaphragm cell Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The diaphragm cell Reaction: Anode: Cathode: Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The diaphragm cell Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The mercury cell Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The mercury cell Cari gambar produk nya

Teknik elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant The membrane cell Cari gambar produk nya

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Teknik Elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant Sulphate Removal Demin. Water Chlorine Packing, Filling Vaporization Hypo Product Storage Brine Saturation Primary Treatment Secondary Dechlorination Electrolysis Salt DC Rectification AC Power Supply Demineralized Water Hydrogen Handling Caustic Compression Drying HCl Liquefaction Production Destruction Sodium Sulphite Chlorate Concentration Sulphuric Acid Carbon Dioxide To Hypo NaOH

Teknik Elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant

Teknik Elektrokimia Chlor-alkali plant

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