Does anyone know anything about the comprehensive utilization of magnesium sulfate and ferrous sulfate?

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Reply #22016-06-20

I recommend Mr. Wang from Nanyang Dongfang Applied Chemical Research Institute; his contact number is 18338190926

Reply #32016-06-21

Currently, a considerable amount of ferrous sulfate, which is a by-product of titanium dioxide production, is blended into the process of producing sulfuric acid from pyrite; this is used to manufacture sulfuric acid, and high-quality slag can be produced as a raw material for iron smelting. As for magnesium sulfate, its use in this context is not known.

Reply #42016-06-21

Titanium dioxide produced by the sulfuric acid method in that region?

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