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Chemistry of Carbonate-Sulfur Flux

Q. Won Choi, Choi Han, Chang So-Young, Chong‐Hong Pyun, Chang‐Hong Kim

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Reactions of alkaline metal carbonates with sulfur are investigated in detail. The evolution of CO and a trace of were observed in the course of reaction with major component of polysulfides. Some evidences that the reaction proceeds with breaking of terminal sulfur-sulfur bond in the sulfur polymer, and forming CO, and polysulfide are presented. Polysulfides have the role of keeping free sulfur and allow it to react with other chemicals to rather high temperatures.plexes, whereas the binuclear and mononuclear complexes of Mn and Co$^{2+}$

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Reactions of alkaline metal carbonates with sulfur are investigated in detail. The evolution of CO and a trace of were observed in the course of reaction with major component of polysulfides. Some evidences that the reaction proceeds with breaking of terminal sulfur-sulfur bond in the sulfur polymer, and forming CO, and polysulfide are presented. Polysulfides have the role of keeping free sulfur and allow it to react with other chemicals to rather high temperatures.plexes, whereas the binuclear and mononuclear complexes of Mn and Co$^{2+}$

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Reactions of alkaline metal carbonates with sulfur are investigated in detail. The evolution of CO and a trace of were observed in the course of reaction with major component of polysulfides. Some evidences that the reaction proceeds with breaking of terminal sulfur-sulfur bond in the sulfur polymer, and forming CO, and polysulfide are presented. Polysulfides have the role of keeping free sulfur and allow it to react with other chemicals to rather high temperatures.plexes, whereas the binuclear and mononuclear complexes of Mn and Co$^{2+}$

Key concepts: Polysulfide, Sulfur, Chemistry, Carbonate, Inorganic chemistry, Polymer, Flux (metallurgy), Organic chemistry

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