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Bluish Greenish ash present in the Sulphuric acid piping Options
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meejay
Posted: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 9:53:21 AM
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Location: Turkey
Hello,
We are now demounting the old Pyrite based Sulphuric acid plant at our Samsun fertilizer complex. There is plenty of bluish and greenish ash present in the Sulphuric acid pipework which becomes an acidic solution when mixed with water.
I need to know the common name of this ash.
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