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    Chemical Trans

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    Kiruthika Annamalai
    This presentation explores how waste can be chemically transformed into useful products through processes like pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, smelting, electrolysis and precipitation. Waste is broadly classified as organic or inorganic, and the chemical composition determines the transformation method used. Organic waste can be broken down by microbes or thermally, while inorganic waste is treated through heating, electricity or chemicals. The transformed waste outputs can be used for energy generation, agriculture or construction materials. Chemical transformation offers a way to reduce waste and produce valuable resources through a circular economy approach.

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    This presentation explores how waste can be chemically transformed into useful products through processes like pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, smelting, electrolysis and precipitation. Waste is broadly classified as organic or inorganic, and the chemical composition determines the transformation method used. Organic waste can be broken down by microbes or thermally, while inorganic waste is treated through heating, electricity or chemicals. The transformed waste outputs can be used for energy generation, agriculture or construction materials. Chemical transformation offers a way to reduce waste and produce valuable resources through a circular economy approach.

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    This presentation explores how waste can be chemically transformed into useful products through processes like pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, smelting, electrolysis and precipitation. Waste is broadly classified as organic or inorganic, and the chemical composition determines the transformation method used. Organic waste can be broken down by microbes or thermally, while inorganic waste is treated through heating, electricity or chemicals. The transformed waste outputs can be used for energy generation, agriculture or construction materials. Chemical transformation offers a way to reduce waste and produce valuable resources through a circular economy approach.

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    Chemical Trans

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    Kiruthika Annamalai
    This presentation explores how waste can be chemically transformed into useful products through processes like pyrolysis, gasification, fermentation, smelting, electrolysis and precipitation. Waste is broadly classified as organic or inorganic, and the chemical composition determines the transformation method used. Organic waste can be broken down by microbes or thermally, while inorganic waste is treated through heating, electricity or chemicals. The transformed waste outputs can be used for energy generation, agriculture or construction materials. Chemical transformation offers a way to reduce waste and produce valuable resources through a circular economy approach.

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    CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATION OF WASTE

    INTO USEFUL PRODUCT

    By;
    KIRUTHIKA A
    3122222003001
    INTRODUCTION
    • From Trash to Treasure: Exploring the Chemical
    Transformation of Waste into Valuable Products.
    • The growing problem of waste disposal has led
    to the development of innovative ways to turn
    waste into a valuable resource.
    • This presentation will explore the chemical
    transformation of waste and how it can be used
    to produce useful products.
    RECYCLE
    • Recycling is defined as a process of converting waste and non-useful products into
    new and useful products for human use.
    • Recycling is an excellent and cost-efficient system of conserving the environment
    and saving energy.
    NEED FOR RECYCLE
    • This helps to reduce the need for landfill and more costly forms of disposal.
    • Recycling also reduces the need for extracting (mining, quarrying and logging),
    refining and processing raw materials all of which create substantial air and water
    pollution.
    TYPES OF WASTE
    • Waste can be broadly classified into organic and inorganic
    waste.
    • Organic waste can be broken down by microorganisms
    while inorganic waste cannot.
    • The chemical composition of waste determines the type
    of waste and the methods used to transform it.
    ORGANIC WASTE
    • Organic waste can be transformed using chemical processes such as pyrolysis,
    gasification, and fermentation.
    • Pyrolysis involves heating waste in the absence of oxygen, while gasification
    involves heating waste in the presence of a small amount of oxygen.
    • Fermentation involves the breakdown of organic waste by microorganisms.
    INORGANIC WASTE
    • Inorganic waste can be transformed using chemical processes such as smelting,
    electrolysis, and precipitation.
    • Smelting involves heating waste with a reducing agent, while electrolysis involves
    using electricity to break down waste.
    • Precipitation involves the separation of waste using chemicals.
    BASIC STEPS OF RECYCLING
    RECYCLING

    STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

    COLLECTION PROCESSING MANUFACTURI MARKETING


    NG
    COMMAN USAGE
    • CONCRETE
    • BRICK
    • GLASS
    • ASPHALT PAVING
    • LAND CLEARING RESIDUES
    • WOOD
    • METALS
    • GYPSUM WALLBOARD
    • ROOFING
    APPLICATION
    • The products of waste transformation can be used in various applications such as
    energy generation, agriculture, and construction.
    • For example, biogas produced from organic waste can be used as fuel for power
    generation.
    • Ash produced from inorganic waste can be used in construction materials.
    CONCLUSION
    • Waste transformation is a promising approach to reduce waste and produce valuable
    products.
    • The chemical transformation of waste offers numerous opportunities for sustainable
    development and innovation.
    • With continued research and development, waste transformation can become a key
    component of a circular economy.
    THANK YOU

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