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Sulfur Daily Question, April 19------5 rewards for participation, 10 rewards for correct answers

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This post was last edited by Sulfur-Zinc-Aluminum on 2016-4-21 09:36. Today we have a rare set of multiple-choice questions. . . The explosion limit for hydrogen sulfide stripping is ( ) (by volume fraction). A、4.3%-35.5% B、4.3%-45.5% C、35.5%-70% D、15.7%-27.4% The correct answer is B; there are different opinions on this, but it’s probably around this value; there isn’t likely to be a very precise figure. . .
Reply #22016-04-19
B, 4.3%–45.5%
Reply #32016-04-19
The explosion limit for hydrogen sulfide stripping is (B) (volume percentage): A、4.3%-35.5% B、4.3%-45.5% C、35.5%-70% D、15.7%-27.4%
Reply #42016-04-19
B, 4.3%–45.5%
Reply #52016-04-19
D, 15.7%–27.4%
Reply #62016-04-19
B, 4.3%–45.5%
Reply #72016-04-19
B, 4.3%–45.5%
Reply #82016-04-19
The explosion limit for hydrogen sulfide stripping is (B) (volume percentage): A、4.3%-35.5% B、4.3%-45.5% C、35.5%-70% D、15.7%-27.4%

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