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【Daily Question】1.25 True or False: During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S

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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2016-2-4 at 20:38. True or False: During the solvent regeneration process, a high solvent concentration is caused by excessive absorption of H2S. Incorrect. Participate to earn +2 wealth; correct answer earns +5 wealth. In-depth discussion earns +8 wealth. Participate in the activities: “My Most Crazy” – +20 wealth, “Haichuan Thanksgiving Season” – +30 wealth. [Petroleum Chemicals Activities] Registration for “My Most Crazy” activity: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1487895-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemicals Forum). Year-end event – “Haichuan Thanksgiving Season” [Petroleum and Chemicals Section]: Everyone is welcome to participate; great prizes await! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1532394-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemicals Forum)
Reply #22016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S. (Wrong)
Reply #32016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S (Incorrect)
Reply #42016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S. ( Wrong )
Reply #52016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S (incorrect)
Reply #62016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S √
Reply #72016-01-25
During solvent regeneration, an excessively high solvent concentration is caused by the absorption of too much H2S ×
Reply #82016-01-25
Error. -----------【The mechanism is based on the fact that H2S and CO2, which are soluble in water, have slight acidity; they react with amines (which are weakly basic) to form salts that decompose at high temperatures.】 The amine solution used for desulfurization contains at least one hydroxyl group and one amino group; the hydroxyl group serves to reduce the vapor pressure and increase water solubility, while the amino group helps to achieve the necessary alkalinity in the aqueous solution, thereby facilitating the absorption of acidic gases. 】
Reply #92016-01-25
Is there something wrong with the OP’s title? A solution is composed of a solvent and a solute. Generally, when we talk about the concentration of a solution, we are referring to the concentration of the solute. Do we often mention the concentration of the solvent? Solvents can be mixed, but not in terms of exact concentration values; rather, it is expressed as a simple volume or weight ratio. Only the concentration of the solute is intentionally expressed as a specific value.

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