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How to deal with the viscous substance formed when liquid sulfur dioxide in a cylinder vaporizes

2019-05-21View Original

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Our company uses sulfur dioxide gas by vaporizing the liquid in sulfur dioxide cylinders; however, after vaporization, a slightly yellowish, viscous substance is formed in the gas duct. I would like to ask the experts: what is this substance, and how can it be avoided or dealt with? Thank you.

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