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After using ammonium sulfate, the naphthalene content in the gas is very high, whereas before using ammonium sulfate the naphthalene content is not high

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After using ammonium sulfate, the naphthalene content in the gas is very high, whereas before using ammonium sulfate the naphthalene content is not high
Reply #22019-09-29
A possible reason is that the addition of sulfuric acid releases the naphthalene, which was previously compatible with tar, while tar combines with sulfuric acid to form acid tar.

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