Calculate the amount of SO2 (Sm3) when 3000 kg solid waste containing S 3% is combusted.
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First, we need to calculate the amount of sulfur in the solid waste. We know that the waste contains 3% sulfur, so: Sulfur in waste = 0.03 x 3000 kg = 90 kg Show more…
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