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The formation of CS2 is related to ( ) in the feed gas; what is the reaction equation?

Reply #22015-09-14

C+2S==(catalyst, high temperature)==CS2

Reply #32015-09-14

It is mainly related to CO2. However, the amount of CO2 and the hydrocarbon content are also related to combustion. CO2 + 2 H2S → CS2 + 2 H2O

Reply #42015-09-14

The formation of CS2 is related to (sulfur vapor) in the feed gas; what is the reaction equation? 2S(g) + C === CS2 at high temperature (600–900°C)

Reply #52015-09-14

The formation of CS2 is related to (C) in the feed gas, and the reaction equation is C+2S→CS2.

Reply #62015-09-14

CO2 + 2 H2S → CS2 + 2 H2O

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