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Can sulfide ions in water be removed by carbon dioxide stripping, when the sulfide ion concentration is not high?

2011-08-08View Original

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Has anyone done sulfur ion removal in water? I would appreciate some guidance...
Reply #22011-08-13
The sulfur ion content is not very high; I think using membrane technology would be better.
Reply #32011-08-15
Reply to 2# angeltion: We handle a large amount of water, and there are many other ions in the solution as well. If membrane technology is used, it causes us to lose some essential ion components.

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