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Tanco,a leather manufacturer, uses largequantities of common salt to preserve animal hides. New environmental regulations havesignificantly increased the cost of disposing of salt water that results fromthis use, and, in consequence, Tanco is considering a plan to use potassiumchloride in place of common salt. Research has shown that Tanco could reprocess the by-product ofpotassium chloride use to yield a crop fertilizer, leaving a relatively smallvolume of waste for disposal. Indetermining the impact on company profits of using potassium chloride in placeof common salt, it would be important for Tanco to research all of thefollowing EXCEPT:重點在the impact oncompany profits
- What difference, if any, is there between the cost of the common salt needed to preserve a given quantity of animal hides and the cost of the potassium chloride needed to preserve the same quantity of hides?
To what extent is the equipment involved in preserving animal hides using common salt suitable for preserving animal hides using potassium chloride? What environmental regulations, if any, constrain the disposal of the waste generated in reprocessing the by-product of potassium chloride? How closely does leather that results when common salt is used to preserve hides resemble that which results when potassium chloride is used? Are the chemical properties that make potassium chloride an effective means for preserving animal hides the same as those that make common salt an effective means for doing so?無關chemical properties make an effective means |
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