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98.3% volatility of concentrated sulfuric acid

2016-06-17View Original

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Dear experts, when 98.3% sulfuric acid leaks from a storage tank onto the ground, will it evaporate to form sulfuric acid mist? I once heard that 98.3% is the critical concentration for sulfuric acid; above this level, free SO3 is released, which forms sulfuric acid mist when it comes into contact with water vapor ; But if the concentration is exactly 98.3%, it will not volatilize to form sulfuric acid mist. Is this statement correct? I hope experts and experienced users can provide detailed answers. Thank you!
Reply #22016-07-14
It won’t. If there’s a leak, treat it with limestone

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