Why can’t the sulfur obtained from the sulfur paste coming out of the filter press be melted into sulfur, and is what is released instead a viscous, muddy substance?

2020-05-28View Original

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Why can’t the sulfur obtained from the sulfur paste coming out of the filter press be melted into sulfur, and is what is released instead a viscous, muddy substance?

Reply #22020-05-28

What desulfurization? Low sulfur content, high tar!

Reply #32020-06-16

Physical properties: Sulfur is a pale yellow crystal, commonly known as sulfur. It is insoluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol, and soluble in CS2. Its melting point is 112°C, and its boiling point is 444.6°C. If it’s too dilute and contains too many impurities, the specific types of impurities need to be determined based on your conditions before desulfurization and the desulfurization process used

Reply #42020-11-23

Sulfur paste contains too many impurities, leading to easy scaling in the sulfur melting tank

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