The substances are very good components of the different industrial productions, they are commonly found and manufactured from the industries. They are used to produce other products in combinations either through physical mixing or through the enforced mixing. Surplus chemicals stand for the excess or overproduction of theses products from the manufacturing corporations and firms. They are produced for different purposes and therefore they exist in different types and quantities to serve the interest and suit then market demand restriction.
The production of these products is a very critical and difficult task to do since some of the commodities produce are used to make products that are sold directly to the customers. Some however, are used as food preservatives to preserve the food from going bad or getting spoilt before it is finally sold to the consumers.
Solid surplus products are usually disposed of to the main land where they are buried deep inside the soils where no one can be in ma position to access it however much he will dig into the ground. On the other hand, the liquid products are usually disposed of to a large mass of water either flowing or just a stagnant water.
Another very important effect to look at when an individual consumes this commodity is the complications of the lungs and the respiratory track walls. Carbon is a very heavy product, it does not flow smoothly along the respiratory track, this explains where it is usually of low concentration in its compound with oxygen which is lighter.
When it turns to be of high concentration in the respiratory channels, it stick to the respiratory walls and blocks the walls from receiving the oxygen into the blood and releasing carbon dioxide from the blood.
This corrodes the walls of the track and so may lead to destruction of the respiratory cells which further leads to suffocation of the body cells since there will be no proper replenishment of the said gas. Excess of sulphur when released into the environment it reacts with the oxygen to form a compound of sulphur and oxygen.
Basic substances on the other hand are mostly composed of chemicals that react to form the salt compounds. The metals that react easily to form salts are often referred to as alkali metals or alkali earth metals. Their reactivity is perceived to be very fast especially with the acidic materials to form the salt compound.
There are several types of substances being produced from the industries to serve different purposes. Some are used in the process of manufacturing different equipment and machines. For example, sulphuric acid is used to in the process of manufacturing the car battery while the hydrochloric acids are used in the production of detergents that remove stains from clothes.
When the water falls in form of rain and an individual consumes it leads to complications digestive system. The acid concentration in the water is able to increase the acidic concentration of the digestive system and this is very much harmful to consumer of the water. Surplus chemicals should therefore be disposed of in a good manner.
The production of these products is a very critical and difficult task to do since some of the commodities produce are used to make products that are sold directly to the customers. Some however, are used as food preservatives to preserve the food from going bad or getting spoilt before it is finally sold to the consumers.
Solid surplus products are usually disposed of to the main land where they are buried deep inside the soils where no one can be in ma position to access it however much he will dig into the ground. On the other hand, the liquid products are usually disposed of to a large mass of water either flowing or just a stagnant water.
Another very important effect to look at when an individual consumes this commodity is the complications of the lungs and the respiratory track walls. Carbon is a very heavy product, it does not flow smoothly along the respiratory track, this explains where it is usually of low concentration in its compound with oxygen which is lighter.
When it turns to be of high concentration in the respiratory channels, it stick to the respiratory walls and blocks the walls from receiving the oxygen into the blood and releasing carbon dioxide from the blood.
This corrodes the walls of the track and so may lead to destruction of the respiratory cells which further leads to suffocation of the body cells since there will be no proper replenishment of the said gas. Excess of sulphur when released into the environment it reacts with the oxygen to form a compound of sulphur and oxygen.
Basic substances on the other hand are mostly composed of chemicals that react to form the salt compounds. The metals that react easily to form salts are often referred to as alkali metals or alkali earth metals. Their reactivity is perceived to be very fast especially with the acidic materials to form the salt compound.
There are several types of substances being produced from the industries to serve different purposes. Some are used in the process of manufacturing different equipment and machines. For example, sulphuric acid is used to in the process of manufacturing the car battery while the hydrochloric acids are used in the production of detergents that remove stains from clothes.
When the water falls in form of rain and an individual consumes it leads to complications digestive system. The acid concentration in the water is able to increase the acidic concentration of the digestive system and this is very much harmful to consumer of the water. Surplus chemicals should therefore be disposed of in a good manner.
