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How can the concentration of sulfur dioxide be determined from the total temperature difference of the converter? Thank you

Reply #22019-09-22

Generally, for every 1% conversion, the temperature rises by 25 to 30 degrees, which can be calculated

Reply #32019-09-25

Concentration, temperature rise, heat released during the reaction – by trying things out, values can generally be determined

Reply #42019-09-26

It is best to make a comprehensive judgment. Many times, we arrive at similar results from two or more different perspectives, and in such cases we can trust those results.

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