In brief, acid rain is rain with pH values of less than 5.6. When dealing with acid rain one must study and understand the process of making Sulfuric acid. In this project we will take an in depth look into the production of sulfuric acid, some of its uses and the effects of it as a pollutant in our environment.

Among the many plants in Ontario where sulfuric acid is produced, there are three major plant locations that should be noted on account of their greater size. These are:

There are a number of factors which govern the location of each manufacturing plant. Some of these factors that have to be considered when deciding the location of a Sulfuric Acid plant are:

a. Whether there is ready access to raw materials;

b. Whether the location is close to major transportation routes;

c. Whether there is a suitable work force in the area for plant construction and o

Mass of NaOH = 7.08 x 1010 mol NaOH x 40 g NaOH

Many industries depend on sulfuric acid. Among these industries is the battery acid industry.

"Great Afflictions of the Great Lakes", The Globe and Mail, Oct. 14, 1989.

1978: Canada and the United States agreed to the goal of zero discharge of pollution.

The pH is: No. mol of hydrogen ions = 0.0443 mol/L x 2

2) Transportation A manufacturer must consider proximity to transpor-tation routes and the location of both the source of raw materials and the market for the product. The raw materials have to be transported to the plant, and the final product must be transported to the customer or distributor. Economic pros and cons must also be thought about. For example, must sulfuric plants are located near the market because it costs more to transport sulfuric acid than the main raw materials, sulfur. Elaborate commission proof container are required for the transportation of sulfuric acid while sulfur can be much more easily transported by truck or railway car.

v) The factors that govern this plant's location, if this plant employs 40% of the towns people:

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