Has sulfur been changed to sulfur?
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Has sulfur been changed to sulfur?
It was required to use “sulfur”; the publicity department of our factory explained that it was a requirement from the **publicity department. But the former senior leader of our factory disagreed with making changes, and the company still required the use of \"sulfur\".
Sulfur, a name used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is elemental natural sulfur, which belongs to the group of natural minerals based on natural elements. It is found in Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Henan, and other places. Topical use for detoxification, insecticidal effect, and treatment of sores ； Taken internally to tonify fire, strengthen yang, and relieve constipation. External treatment is used for scabies, alopecia, and malignant ulcers of the genital area ； Orally administered for impotence and cold feet, weak asthma with cold wheezing, and constipation due to deficiency-cold. It seems to be unrelated to this sulfur; it’s not clear whether there have been any changes or not
I don’t quite understand what use this change serves
It’s all nonsense; what’s the point of changing the name? Sulfur granulators with a capacity of 16 tons per hour are available, and Qilu Petrochemical has practical operation experience with them.