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Why is the Claus gas called the Claus gas?

2010-12-26View Original

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Why is the Claus gas called the Claus gas? Why was it given this name? To commemorate someone?
Reply #22010-12-26
Gases that are used in or pass through the Claus sulfur recovery reaction are called Claus gases, I guess. Hehe
Reply #32010-12-27
Kraus gas is acidic gas; this type of gas is typically sent to the Kraus sulfur recovery process, which is why it is commonly referred to as Kraus gas.

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