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World Production of Liquid SO2 and SO3

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The world production of liquid SO2 and liquid SO3 has increased considerably due to production of specialty chemicals required for petroleum, pharmaceutical and dye industires. The percentage distribution of demand is indicated in the table in Chap. 4. This is likely to change due to large scale demands for petroleum, pharmaceuticals and dye industries. Manufacture of liquid SO2 has gone into a radical change to reduce raw material and utility costs. Comparative production pattern indicates the closing down of liquid SO2 plants which were uneconomical and growth of plant capacity using direct process of reacting under pressure liquid sulphur and liquid SO3 under stoichiometric proportion by the reaction

$${\text{S}} + 2{\text{SO}}_{3} = 3{\text{SO}}_{2} \Delta{\text{H}} = - 99 \, {\text{KJ}} \, {\text{mole}}.$$

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Ashar, N.G. (2016). World Production of Liquid SO2 and SO3 . In: Advances in Sulphonation Techniques. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology, vol 151. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-22641-5_5

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