Natural conditions of ferrous sulfide
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What are the natural conditions for ferrous sulfide? Who knows
Piled up together and in contact with air, it is prone to spontaneous combustion
In addition to what was mentioned on the 2nd floor, ferrous sulfide also needs to be dry.
Air Ah; it will catch fire on contact with air. Another reason is why, in the event of an accident, the reaction pressure needs to be higher than the regeneration pressure – this is to prevent the main air from entering the distillation system. Firstly, this is to avoid accidents involving oil and gas; secondly, it is to prevent spontaneous combustion due to iron sulfide, which could lead to serious accidents
Air, dry – mainly dry.