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The H2S formed can react with the sulfates or rock to form sulfur i (Equation 8.2) that remains in suspension as in the case of crude from Goldsmith, Texas, USA, or that, under the conditions of pressure, temperature I and period of formation of the reservoir, can react with the hydrocarbons to give sulfur compounds ... 

Free sulfur is rarely present in crude oils, but it can be found in suspension or dissolved in the liquid. The crude from Goldsmith (Texas, USA.) is richest in free sulfur (1% by weight for a total sulfur content of 2.17%). It could be produced by compounds in the reservoir rock by sulfate reduction (reaction 8.2). 

M. J. Rosen and H. A. Goldsmith, Systematic Analysis of Surface-Active Agents, Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1972. 

O. L. Davies and O. L. Goldsmith, Statistical Methods in Kesearch with Special Reference to the Chemical Industy, Longman, New York, 1976. 

E. Bleuler and G. J. Goldsmith, Experimental Nucleonics, Holt, Reinhart and Wiaston, Inc., New York, 1952. 

A. Goldsmith, H. J. Hinschhom, and T. E. Waterman, Thermophjsica/Properties of So/idMateria/s, Vol. 3, Ceramics, Armour Research Eoundation,... 

The other mechanism appears in scrubbers. When water vapor diffuses from a gas stream to a cold surface and condenses, there is a net hydrodynamic flow of the noncondensable gas directed toward the surface. This flow, termed the Stefan flow, carries aerosol particles to the condensing surface (Goldsmith and May, in Davies, Aero.sol Science, Academic, New York, 1966) and can substantially improve the performance of a scrubber. However, there is a corresponding Stefan flow directed away from a surface at which water is evaporating, and this will tend to repel aerosol particles from the surface. 

Goldsmith, W., Bibliography on Wave Propagation in Solids, University of California Report, Berkeley, CA, 62 pp., August 1957. 

A number of somewhat less severe episodes are discussed in Goldsmith and Friberg (6). Mention of the more important ones follows. 

Goldsmith, E.J, Mottonen, J. Serpins the uncut version. Structure 2 241-244, 1994. 

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