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Seawater Desulfurization

2009-03-18View Original

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Sulfur dioxide reacts with water first to generate sulfite and hydrogen ions. Sulfite reacts with oxygen to generate sulfate. Hydrogen ions react with carbonate ions to generate carbon dioxide and water. Do you think I am right? Please comment and add! Thanks
Reply #22009-03-18
What device is used for seawater desulfurization? What is the principle? The main component of seawater is sodium chloride. I hope the poster will introduce the seawater desulfurization industrial amplification device so that everyone can grow with you.
Reply #32009-03-19
It is used in catalytic energy recovery systems. The principle is to use alkali in seawater to remove sulfur from flue gas. As for the introduction of the device, I don’t know. I just learned this a few days ago. I will post it to share with you!

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