What does a chemical plant do?

A chemical plant is a factory engaged in the chemical industry.

Chemical plants usually include six categories: daily chemical products, food industry, medicine industry, electronics industry, energy industry and traditional chemical industry. Chemical industry is the general name of enterprises and units engaged in the production and development of chemical industry.

The chemical industry permeates all aspects and is an indispensable part of the national economy. Its development takes the road of sustainable development, which is of great practical significance to human economic and social development.

The chemical industry includes chemical industry, oil refining, metallurgy, energy, light industry, petrochemical industry, environment, medicine, environmental protection and military industry, and is engaged in engineering design, fine and daily chemicals, energy and electricity, technology development, production technology management and scientific research. ?

The chemical industry is divided into three categories: petrochemical, basic chemical and chemical fiber. Among them, basic chemicals are divided into nine categories: fertilizer, organic products, inorganic products, chlor-alkali, fine and special chemicals, pesticides, daily chemicals, plastic products and rubber products.

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Chemical plants will produce a lot of chemical raw materials, which is very harmful to human body. Such as harmful gases, harmful water, harmful bacteria and so on. Inhalation of harmful gases will lead to inhibition of the central nervous system and respiratory system.

The main manifestations are weakness of limbs, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, and chest tightness. In severe cases, it may cause confusion, gait stumbling, convulsion or coma. Long-term exposure to chemicals during pregnancy can also lead to chromosome damage, lead to fetal malformation or increase the possibility of miscarriage and premature delivery.

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Baidu encyclopedia-chemical plant