What is the milky substance that appears in sulfuric acid inside the chlorine compressor?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:40. Experts: Have you ever noticed emulsification of sulfuric acid when using it in chlorine compressors? Does anyone know what the cause is? Whether it is a physical change or a chemical reaction – it would be good to have a reference. Thank you # hcbbs
The main impurity in the chlorine compressor is likely sodium sulfate. In the process prior to drying hydrogen chloride, electrolysis is carried out; whether diaphragm or ion-exchange membrane technology is used, chlorine will carry away a small amount of sodium chloride from the electrolytic cell. A similar situation can also occur in the equipment located before the chlorine compressor.
The main impurity in the chlorine compressor is likely sodium sulfate. In the process prior to drying hydrogen chloride, electrolysis is carried out; whether diaphragm or ion-exchange membrane technology is used, chlorine will carry away a small amount of sodium chloride from the electrolytic cell. A similar situation can also occur in the equipment located before the chlorine compressor.