What is the critical temperature of industrial sulfur?
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Sulfur is liquid at 120° and gas at 444.6°. So what is its critical temperature? I’ve searched through a lot of information but couldn’t find it; I’m hoping everyone can help~
The critical temperature is the temperature at which, no matter how high the pressure applied, it is not possible to liquefy the substance. The two temperatures mentioned above are sulfur’s melting point and boiling point; clearly, they are not the critical temperature
Reply to 2# Chemical Equipment and Machinery: Of course I know; it’s clearly stated there – they are the melting point and boiling point. I’ve come specifically to ask about the critical temperature.
Critical temperature: (°C) 1040 Critical pressure: (KPa): 11.75