Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Sulfur or compound thereof – Elemental sulfur
Patent
1980-06-17
1981-12-29
Thomas, Earl C.
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Sulfur or compound thereof
Elemental sulfur
423228, 423234, 423242, 423356, 423567R, 423573G, 423575, 423 37FR, B01D 5334, C01B 1704
Patent
active
043082475
ABSTRACT:
A nitrogen base is separated from the sulfur-containing product of a gas phase reaction between a basic nitrogen compound and at least one of a hydrosulfide and sulfur dioxide by washing the product of the reaction, followed by basification and stripping of the wash liquid. In another embodiment, the nitrogen base is displaced from the sulfur-containing product with anhydrous ammonia.
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Environmental Engineering, Deskbook Issue of Chemical Engineering, Apr. 27, 1980, pp. 173-189.
Albright Melvin A.
Horton Robert L.
Phillips Petroleum Company
Thomas Earl C.
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