For a pyrite mixture containing 38% sulfur and 50% iron that has been stored for half a year, how much sulfur is likely to remain usable? ?
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For a pyrite mixture containing 38% sulfur and 50% iron that has been stored for half a year, how much sulfur is still available for use? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Are there any over 30? ? ? ?
The sulfur in pyrite doesn’t seem to volatilize, so how could it decrease? Just take a sample and conduct a test, that’s all
When pyrite of such high quality is piled up, sulfur loss due to spontaneous combustion is significant; especially at high temperatures, it is difficult to estimate how much the quality will decline after half a year, as this depends on factors such as temperature. To preserve it, it is best not to expose it to sunlight, not to stack it too high, and watering it to cool it down might help.