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Where does this acidic mud come from? ?

2011-09-30View Original

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Acid production from smelting flue gas: The gas that has been absorbed by the two absorption towers is released through chimneys; why is there so much acidic sludge at the bottom of these chimneys?
Reply #22011-10-07
Acid sludge is formed from the dust in flue gas
Reply #32012-10-14
Do you use lead-zinc ore or pyrite?
Reply #42012-10-15
It is also possible that it was formed by catalyst powder

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