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Ammonium sulfate color

2011-10-22View Original

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In the early stages of operation, the ammonium sulfate was blue in color, but it gradually returned to its normal color – why?
Reply #22013-05-08
It’s the same with all of them; it’s caused by corrosion inside the pipes!
Reply #32013-05-09
What is the operating temperature of the sulfuric acid thickener?
Reply #42014-03-23
What is a sulfur thickener used for?
Reply #52014-03-24
By the way, what are the reasons why ammonium sulfide is gray in color and has small particles?
Reply #62014-03-25
At the beginning of operation, ferrous sulfate, produced by the reaction of sulfuric acid with iron or rust, gives sulfuric acid its green color.

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