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Politics : Middle East Politics
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To: Thomas M. who wrote (1023)2/17/2002 11:18:17 PM
From: Brumar89   of 6945
 
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The most common method of making chlorine is by passing an electric current through a saltwater solution. The solution separates into chlorine and two other useful products: sodium hydroxide -- also known as caustic soda or lye -- and hydrogen.

Any idea why Iraq can't make as much chlorine as they need for water purification? Are they missing electric current or salt water?

Something seems fishy about this story.
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