Some questions about carbon disulfide
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How should carbon disulfide be transported in cold winter conditions? Should it be transported using nitrogen or water? How can freezing of water be prevented? Also, is it feasible to flush water inside and outside the carbon disulfide storage tanks? Are there any disadvantages to this approach? Please discuss.
You use carbon disulfide, right? Transportation or storage? I want to know that too. No one is speaking
Some time ago, the low-voltage transformation system was put into operation via vulcanization; I wonder how to store the remaining few barrels without causing any hazards?
In winter, it is sealed with nitrogen to maintain a pressure of 0.2 MPa inside the tank, facilitating unloading!
Reply to 3# Chemical gas purification: Seal it with water, place it in a cool and well-ventilated area; if possible, keep it in a tank filled with water
Reply to 3# Chemical gas purification
Carbon disulfide is generally sealed with water, which is quite convenient. If the transformation catalyst is to be sulfided, dimethyl sulfide is recommended as it is safe.
A water seal is generally used, with water being used for transportation; in winter, the water remains in a continuous flow cycle
As an expert in carbon disulfide, I would like to ask what precautions should be taken when using charcoal to produce carbon disulfide? ? ? ! ! !