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Ferric sulfide

The reaction of H2S and ferric oxide produces water and ferric sulfide as follows ... [Pg.157]

The ferric sulfide can be oxidized with air to produce sulfur and regenerate the ferric oxide. The reaction for ferric oxide regeneration is as follows ... [Pg.158]

Iron Sponge Also called Dry box. An obsolete process for removing hydrogen sulfide from gas streams by reaction with iron oxide monohydrate. The ferric sulfide that is formed is periodically re-oxidized to regenerate ferric oxide and elemental sulfur. When this process becomes inefficient because of pore-blockage, the sulfur is either oxidized to sulfur dioxide for conversion to sulfuric acid, or is extracted with carbon disulfide. [Pg.146]

Ferric sulfide FeS see Iron sulfide see Iron sulfide ... [Pg.683]

Ferric Hydroxide Ferric Nitrate Ferric Sulfate Ferric Sulfide Ferrous Chloride Ferrous Hydroxide Ferrous Nitrate Ferrous Sulfate Fluoboric Acid... [Pg.214]

When egg whites cook, a small amount of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is released from sulfur-containing amino acids like cystine or methionine. If the H2S migrates to the yolk, it combines with iron atoms to produce ferrous sulfide (FeS), which is a dark-colored material that looks green mixed with the bright yellow yolk. Ferric sulfide (Fe2S3) is also sometimes claimed to be formed in this process, likely because it is itself a yellow-green substance. There is, however, less data to back this up, aside from the convenient color match. [Pg.279]

Ferrum Phase Magnetite Hematite Siderite Ferric Sulfide Ferro silite Total... [Pg.564]

Historiad Background. The first installations utilized a simple form of the iron oxide (or dry-box) process. In this form of the process, hydrogen sulfide was removed completely by reaction with hydrated ferric oxide, resulting in the formation of ferric sulfide. After removal from the box and exposure to atmospheric oxygen, the ferric sulfide oxidized to elemental sulfur and ferric oxide. The oxidized mixture was reloaded into the box and used to react with additional hydrogen sulfide. The cycle could be repeated several times before the material lost activity due to the presence of excessive amounts of elemental sulfur. [Pg.1299]

Dinonyl Phthalate 84-76-4 Ethyl Bromoacetate 105-36-2 Ferric Sulfide 12063-27-3... [Pg.1661]


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