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How to remove sulfur dioxide from hydrogen chloride gas

2017-12-11View Original

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Solve. I want to remove SO2 first; do any of you experts have any good suggestions? Option 1: SO2 is insoluble in saturated salt water, while hydrogen chloride is soluble in saturated salt water. By using saturated salt water, heating the saturated salt water removes hydrogen chloride. Option 2: Utilize distillation to remove SO2, taking advantage of the different boiling points of SO2 and HCl. Do any of you have other suggestions? Let’s discuss it together.
Reply #22017-12-14
Option 1 is more energy-efficient and also safer

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