WAEC SSCE - Chemistry - 2004 (Objective)

The key factor to be considered in siting a chemical industry is

favourable climatic conditions

the availability of space to store raw materials

its nearness to other industrial establishments

its nearness to the source of raw materials Azịza ziri ezi

Akọwa Nkọwa

The key factor to be considered in siting a chemical industry is its nearness to the source of raw materials. This is because chemical industries rely heavily on the availability and accessibility of raw materials for production. Therefore, the cost of transportation and logistics of raw materials to the industry should be minimized to increase efficiency and profitability. Additionally, the proximity to raw materials reduces the risks of shortages, delays and damages in transit, and fluctuations in prices. Other factors such as favourable climatic conditions, the availability of space to store raw materials, and nearness to other industrial establishments may be important but are usually secondary.

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