What could be the reason why the sodium sulfate level in the desulfurization solution is much higher than that of sodium thiosulfate? Help!

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Reply #22017-05-05

Because sodium thiosulfate is easily oxidized by oxygen: 2Na2S2O3+3O2=2Na2SO4+2SO2

Reply #32017-05-06

At first, I thought the same, but when I conducted experiments using desulfurization liquid, it turned out that sodium thiosulfate is very difficult to oxidize

Reply #42018-05-22

This indicates that the side effects of the system are very severe; make adjustments promptly, as it will be too late by the time the desulfurization efficiency declines and the equipment starts to corrode

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