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Problem of nitrosyl sulfate formation from NO+NO2+nicotinic acid!

2015-11-17View Original

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Currently, there are mixed gases with a NO+NO2 ratio of 1:1; the majority of these gases is air. To produce NOHSO4 by spraying nicotinic acid, how many reaction towers are roughly needed, and what is the reaction temperature? How is the exhaust gas absorbed after the reaction? Anyone who knows something about this could please share the information; thank you very much!
Reply #22015-11-18
:Lol, I won’t tell you; that certain company used it once, and then it was discontinued
Reply #32015-11-18
That’s exactly what Zhejiang Longshan Chemical does

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