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As the title suggests: Generally speaking, the higher the H2S concentration in acidic gas, the greater its density. Is this statement correct? Please share your opinions; points will be given
Reply #22018-09-23
It depends on what other components are present in the acidic gases; if those other components are mainly carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, etc., then this statement is incorrect.
Reply #32018-09-23
This sentence is wrong. Acidic gases mainly include hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, etc. Hydrogen sulfide is the lighter component among these acidic gases; the higher its proportion, the lower its density.
Reply #42018-09-23
Some of the acidic gas components are methane, hydrogen, and hydrogen sulfide

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