What are the properties of the disulfides produced by double desulfurization in coking units?
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Sulfur desulfurization of liquefied gas produces disulfides, which are likely mixtures with similar properties; what are their main physicochemical properties? What is the general water solubility, and what is your freezing point? Is it stable? Is it toxic or harmful? Wait
Heavier than water, insoluble in water; lighter than alkaline solutions and floats on top of them
Reply to 2# East of the East: What is the typical density? Is it stable?
I’m not sure about the exact density values, but it’s somewhere between 1.0 for water and 1.3 for alkaline solutions; that’s an approximate value. I’m not clear what you mean by ‘stable’ – do you mean how to handle it? It’s difficult to deal with this kind of thing – it has a strong smell, and if it sticks to clothes, those clothes can basically no longer be worn. Several pairs of my shoes have been damaged in this way