The issue of alkali solution absorption
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Does alkaline solution absorb COS and CS2? Those who know, please share. Thank you; it will earn extra points. It is only known to absorb hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide.
Absorption is certain, and it is greater than that of water, but I have not seen any relevant discussions on this. Guessing that this cos guy must have a reaction similar to that of carbon dioxide with an alkaline solution, with sodium hydroxide solution. In the technology of viscose fiber, carbon disulfide reacts with alkali to form an unstable \"intermediate substance\" that accelerates the reaction between carbon disulfide and cellulose.