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How to remove sulfuric acid from materials

2011-07-15View Original

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Our company uses sulfuric acid as a catalyst in the production process, and barium hydroxide is employed to remove sulfuric acid during vacuum distillation. However, barium sulfate is difficult to handle. I would appreciate some advice from those with more experience in this area: handshake
Reply #22011-07-16
This post was last edited by Oath-taking on 2011-7-17 08:06. Hello: Barium sulfate is a solid, and you can use a solid-liquid separation device—a filter press. As long as the particle size isn’t too small, it should be easy to filter. If the particle size is too small, some flocculants can be added. We can conduct a test for you; please contact me if you need assistance.

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