Industrial Inorganic Chemistry

Abstract

Primary inorganic materials: water hydrogen hydrogen peroxide and inorganic peroxo compounds nitrogen and nitrogen compounds phosphorus and its compounds sulfur and sulfur compounds halogens and halogen compounds mineral fertilizers - phosphorus-containing fertilizers nitrogen-containing fertilizers potassium-containing fertilizers. Metals and their compounds: alkali and alkaline earth metals and their compounds aluminum and its compounds chromium compounds and chromium silicon and its inorganic compounds manganese compounds and manganese. Silicones: structure and properties economic importance silicone manufacture industrial silicon products. Inorganic solids: silicate products inorganic fibers construction materials enamels ceramics metallic hard materials carbon modifications fillers inorganic pigments. Nuclear fuel cycle: economic importance of nuclear energy availability of uranium and thorium nuclear reactor types nuclear fuel production disposal of waste from nuclear power stations.