Sulfur reacts with metals

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This post was last edited by adsl121 on 2010-3-21 08:41 Today at the sulfur molding machine, I accidentally saw a sign on the sulfur packaging bag stating that contact between sulfur and metal powder is strictly prohibited. Is there any particularity in this?

Reply #22010-03-21

Under certain conditions, it can react.

Reply #32010-03-24

Sulfur has a low ignition point, which may be related to preventing flammable fires caused by friction with metal. Sulfur can react with metals under certain conditions, such as sulfur and iron forming iron sulfide at high temperatures.

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