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When handling the platinum crucible, potassium thiocyanate was mistakenly used instead of potassium pyrosulfate

2020-07-24View Original

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The inner surface of the platinum crucible has turned black; how can it be removed and treated? Thank you
Reply #22020-07-24
I’d like to know that too! What is the use of potassium thiocyanate?
Reply #32020-07-24
Chemical industry folks, how should this be handled? Thanks
Reply #42020-07-25
It’s best to analyze this. Platinum crucibles cannot be used to melt substances containing sulfur; it’s possible that a black substance called platinum sulfide is formed as a result of the reaction, and this substance may be difficult to remove. If it’s just carbon deposition, then it’s easier to deal with

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