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Can sodium carbonate replace sodium hydroxide in the wet desulfurization process of the Belco process?

2019-01-21View Original

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As the title suggests, can sodium carbonate be used as a substitute for sodium hydroxide in wet desulfurization within the Belco process? What is the appropriate concentration for the sodium carbonate solution? Thank you all for participating
Reply #22019-01-21
If you understand the principle, you wouldn’t ask such a question!
Reply #32019-01-21
I don’t understand; please explain the details. Thank you.
Reply #42019-01-21
Sodium carbonate is a type of salt; washing requires an alkali to neutralize sulfur in the flue gas
Reply #52019-01-25
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