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Does air oxidation accelerate the rate in sulfide aqueous solutions?

2009-03-06View Original

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Sulfide aqueous solutions contain sodium sulfide or sodium disulfide; oxidation is carried out using air, and the process takes a long time – up to 10 hours. What methods or catalysts can be used to accelerate this oxidation process? The main reaction principle is: Na2S2 + O2 = Na2S2O2. Could someone experienced give some guidance?

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