In the production of sulfuric acid from sulfur, the amount of slaked lime used is determined based on the acidity level

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Dear seniors, I recently set up a sulfur-based sulfuric acid production system and have a question: 1. If the acidity of sulfuric acid is 0.0026%, then is the hydrogen ion concentration 0.000026 mol/L? If not, how should the pH value be calculated? 2. To neutralize the acidity of sulfur, what pH level should be maintained at the outlet?

Reply #22017-11-10

Has the project started yet? I plan to bid on valves

Reply #32017-11-24

The acidity of sulfuric acid varies in each batch; even within the same season, the acidity can differ. How should it be calculated?

Reply #42017-12-25

Isn’t this something that can be solved with just a bit of high school chemistry knowledge?

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