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potable water
Safe
for humans to
drink-
not pure
Desalination
the removal of
salt
from
seawater
to make it usable for drinking and farming
Desalination processes
distillation
and
reverse osmosis
reverse
osmosis
- requires expensive membranes
-large volume of waste water so less efficient
Distillation
-requires a lot of
energy
to boil and
condense
- difficult to dispose of waste
water
without harming
environment
how
to treat sewage
screening
- remove large particles
sedimentation-tiny
particles and water separate
sludge
(
waste
)
effluent
(
water
)
How is sludge treated?
anaerobic
respiration
How is effluent treated?
aerobic
respiration
processes to extract metals
mining
phytomining
bioleaching
advantages of mining
get
large
quantities
well
established
methods
disadvantages of mining
lots of
energy
required
ruin
habitats
very
expensive
pollution
advantages of
phytomining
reduces need of mining
lower
grade ores
get used
less
environmental
damage
disadvantages of phytomining
Slow
low grade ores
time consuming
small quantity
advantage of bioleaching
cost effective
lower grade
ores get used
disadvantage of bioleaching
small
quantity
toxic
substance produced
brass
copper
and
zinc
use of brass
instruments
bronze
copper
and
tin
use of bronze
statues
gold
silver
and
copper
and
zinc
use
of gold
jewellery
steel
carbon and other
metals
use of steel
cutlery
what is corrosion
oxidation
of
metals
rust
oxidation of iron
how to stop
rust
barrier
(painting)
sacrificial
(more reactive )
conditions
for rust
Oxygen
&
water
soda
-lime glass
sand +
sodium
+ limestone carbonate is
heated
together
boron silicate glass
boron
trioxide
+
sand
is heated together
ceramics
heat clay
in a
furnace
composites
have different
properties
than what they are made from
Harber Process Conditions
450
degrees
200
atm
iron
catalyst
what conditions increase the yield of ammonia
high
pressure
low
temperature