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How to determine the content of by-products in desulfurization using sodium carbonate?

2012-10-26View Original

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Hello, everyone. I’ve seen many discussions on the forum about high levels of desulfurization by-product salts, but I haven’t been able to find a good testing method. Could the expert in the group please share one with me? I’m extremely grateful
Reply #22012-11-01
Why is no one paying attention to me? Everyone, please help out
Reply #32014-03-28
Testing for by-products is a task for the laboratory. If the levels are too high, you can take a sample of the desulfurization liquid; the crystals that appear when it’s poured onto the ground are the by-products!
Reply #42014-03-31
I also want to know the methods of analysis. I hope that some expert forum members can offer their guidance.
Reply #52016-06-03
This should be easy to test. Basically, it’s about determining the contents of sodium thiocyanate and sodium thiosulfate; the laboratory will handle that. It’s very simple
Reply #62016-09-15
It could be sodium sulfite, which may affect product quality.

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