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Differences in the processes for producing sodium sulfide and sodium hydrosulfide using hydrogen sulfide

2011-11-08View Original

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This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2011-11-8 at 15:41. As the title suggests, Luxi Chemical is currently using the hydrogen sulfide process to produce sodium sulfide; however, it is said that this same setup can also be used to produce sodium hydrosulfide. I’m not sure if such a switch is feasible? I always feel that if I produce this today, I can think about changing it to another product in a couple of days. I always feel it won’t be easy.
Reply #22011-11-08
I also heard recently that there is a company that produces sodium hydrosulfide from hydrogen sulfide, and I would like to learn more about it as well. What are the uses of sodium hydrosulfide? What are the market prospects? Those who know, come and introduce yourselves!
Reply #32011-11-08
Is it because there are differences in the control of process parameters? I’m not familiar with this industry
Reply #42011-11-08
I’m very curious – what is sodium sulfide generally used for? Looking forward to it!
Reply #52011-11-12
I have worked on sodium hydrosulfide, and I also have a patent invention related to it. It is possible to produce sodium sulfide and sodium hydrosulfide using hydrogen sulfide; the difference lies in 1: the control points at the end of the production process are different ; 2. Different temperatures ; 3. Different concentrations ; 4. The economic benefits differ. Common point: Be aware of the safety issues related to hydrogen sulfide.
Reply #62012-02-12
This post was last edited by TH373637 on 2012-2-12 at 14:29. If there is an abundance of hydrogen sulfide, adding more of it can yield sodium hydrosulfide; however, it’s not clear whether doing so is beneficial
Reply #72012-04-28
I specialize in providing the technology and equipment needed to produce sodium hydrosulfide from hydrogen sulfide. I have been producing sodium methanethiol for 10 years now, and the production of this substance requires a large amount of sodium hydrosulfide; therefore, I use all the sodium hydrosulfide that I obtain from recycling hydrogen sulfide in my own production processes. I offer a one-stop service – if you’re interested, feel free to contact me. My phone number is 13290216678. I am currently looking for manufacturers who can produce hydrogen sulfide gas; I will provide the technology free of charge, in exchange for an order guarantee for sodium hydrosulfide, as my demand is really high
Reply #82013-04-03
Could everyone share some specific information?
Reply #92018-08-08
Is it easy to get into the sodium hydrosulfide industry these days? Are there any regulatory requirements? What are the benefits?

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