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Can hydrogen sulfide react slowly with oxygen at room temperature to produce sulfur?

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Is that so?
Reply #22016-07-23
How is that possible? There won’t be such a reaction! There are some at high temperatures!
Reply #32016-07-23
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-7-23 at 15:43. It turns out that a reaction will indeed occur, but it’s not known what the actual reaction rate and equilibrium conversion rate will be.
Reply #42016-07-23
There definitely will be. There are many actual cases. It’s just that the response is slow. It will become obvious over time.

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