High-value-added products downstream of acid gas in low-temperature methanol washing

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I would like to ask experts in this industry: what higher-value products can be produced from the acid gas generated by low-temperature methanol washing (with 40% hydrogen sulfide and 50% carbon dioxide), other than conventional products such as sulfur and sulfuric acid? Is there any industrial application for such products?

Reply #22015-06-16

I haven’t heard of anything like that yet; our factory releases over 110,000 cubic meters of carbon dioxide per hour

Reply #32015-06-18

Currently, industrial applications are still in acid production and sulfur processing; for environmental protection, acid production is the better option. Laboratory methods are only at the theoretical level.

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