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Chlor-alkali sector: Mercury usage in the chlor-alkali industry has decreased due to the decreasing proportion of mercury cells making up chlorine production capacity and tighter mercury recycling in the mercury cell subsector.
Materials flow of mercury in the economies of the United States and the world USGS 2009
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In addition, there are several regulations in the U.S.A. designed to curb mercury emissions, the Battery Act of 1996 and the Chlor-alkali Plants Act of 2003 being specifically meant to regulate the release of mercury.
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Chlor-alkali production is regarded here as a separate source.
Global anthropogenic emissions of mercury to the atmosphere 2008
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Chlor-alkali producer Olin Corp. said an unexpected equipment failure at its McIntosh, Ala. plant forced the company to declare force majeure on a list of products made at the plant.
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Chlor-alkali producer Olin Corp. said an unexpected equipment failure at its McIntosh, Ala. plant forced the company to declare force majeure on a list of products made at the plant.
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Chlor-alkali producer Olin Corp. said an unexpected equipment failure at its McIntosh, Ala. plant forced the company to declare force majeure on a list of products made at the plant.
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Chlor-alkali (chlorine and caustic soda) prices have risen considerably in the past few months.
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"Chlor-alkali production is limited by the demand for chlorine," says Joel Lindahl,
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"Chlor-alkali production is limited by the demand for chlorine," says Joel Lindahl,
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Chlor-alkali producer Olin Corp. said an unexpected equipment failure at its McIntosh, Ala. plant forced the company to declare force majeure on a list of products made at the plant.
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