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I would like to oxidize suspended elemental sulfur to sulfate in a solution. Any suggestions?
The discussion focuses on the oxidation of suspended elemental sulfur to sulfate in solution. A recommended method involves raising the pH to 11 and using hydrogen peroxide in excess, as this enhances the reactivity of peroxide. Caution is advised when adding hydrogen peroxide to prevent uncontrolled reactions. A reference document is provided for further reading on the topic.
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siggihm said:I would like to oxidize suspended elemental sulfur to sulfate in a solution. Any suggestions?