This study covers: The range of primary chemicals obtained at
present from seawater, inland brines and rock salt deposits; A
review of established plants; Process flow diagrams; Process
descriptions; Material and energy requirements of the major
processes; Capital and operating costs and personnel requirements;
Probable future trends of production, with special reference to
bromine production as a consequence of existing and proposed
restrictions on automobile exhausts and atmospheric pollution, and
alternative utilization of bromine; The development of secondary
industries based on the primary chemicals specified above. The
study further examines the possibility of producing chemicals from
seawater and other brines in conjunction with the desalination of
seawater. The steps that would be necessary to initiate such a
chemical complex are outlined. Excluded from the study are mineral
deposits on the ocean floor, sulphur, and petroleum and natural
gas.
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