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The hydrolysis problem of hydrogen sulfide

2011-11-09View Original

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Sometimes, when the level of hydrogen sulfide remains high, sulfur adheres to the compressor valves; everyone can discuss what might be the reason for this. Is it the product of the hydrolysis of hydrogen sulfide? What are the other products of hydrogen sulfide hydrolysis? How is the hydrolysis equation written?
Reply #22011-11-10
Hydrogen sulfide ionizes to form HS- + H+; sulfur is a factor to consider here – it’s possible that this is the result of H2S being oxidized
Reply #32011-11-10
Reply to 2# yudongyang: Are there reaction equations for these two cases? Could you write it down?

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