Smelting Daily Question 12.10 (English Version)
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1. Please hide your replies; editing after posting is ineffective! Delete directly without hiding! 2. Method to hide: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-492556-1-1.html 3. 10 points or 1 charm for a perfect answer, 1 point for a completely wrong answer, and 5 points for an answer that is somewhere in between. This occurs because calcium sulfide has a fixed solubility in slag; therefore, the greater the amount of slag per unit of metal, the more sulfur it can absorb from the metal. The answer to this topic lies in the next topic. The answer to the previous topic: These equations formulate the principle of chemical reactions that occur during the transformation of hot metal or sponge iron into steel. They represent the principles of chemical reactions involved in converting molten iron and sponge iron into steel.
This happens because calcium sulfide in the slag has a fixed solubility; the greater the amount of slag per unit of metal, the more sulfur it absorbs from the metal.
This happens because calcium sulfide in the slag has a fixed solubility; the greater the amount of slag per unit of metal, the more sulfur it absorbs from the metal. Reply 1# FILTRATION-MAN
This happens because the solubility of calcium sulfide in blast furnace slag is constant; therefore, the greater the amount of metal slag present, the more sulfur it will absorb from the metal
Reply 1# FILTRATION-MAN This happens because there is a fixed solubility of CaS in slag; therefore, the more slag there is per unit of metal, the more sulfur is absorbed from the metal.
This occurs due to the apoptic solubility of CaS in slags; therefore, the more sediment there is per kilogram, the more sulfur is absorbed from the metal by Ca salts.
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This happens because calcium sulfide in slag has a fixed solubility; therefore, as the amount of metal slag per unit increases, it absorbs more sulfur from the metal.
Reply 1# FILTRATION-MAN This happens because calcium sulfide in slag has a fixed solubility; therefore, when the amount of metal slag is higher, it absorbs more sulfur from the metal
This condition occurs because the solubility of calcium sulfide in fumace slag is altered; thus, the greater the amount of slag present, the more sulfur is absorbed by the metal.
Reply 1# FILTRATION-MAN This happens because calcium sulfide in slag has a fixed solubility; thus, when the amount of metal slag is greater, it absorbs more sulfur from the metal.