density

[chemi21]

dear team,
please help,how to calculate the density of sulphur,which is contain:
sulphur=595,6056 kmol = 19059,3792 kg
h2o = 1,6796 kmol = 30,5561 kg
ash = 0,0798 kmol = 5,7293 kg
fe = 0,0103 kmol = 0,5279 kg
nacl = 0,027 kmol = 1,5755 kg

 

[EdStainless]

At what temp?
You have 0.2% impurities (99.8 S), so it can't be far off of pure sulfur.

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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube

 

[hacksaw]

Sulfur density is rarely, if ever calculated. Use the available sulfur density tables. It is a complex material to say the least.

 

[chemi21]

at T = 140 C and P =1,5 atm.

 

[chemi21]

okay, thankyou!

 

[hacksaw]

Sulfur is a solid at those conditions, so your density will depend on the degree of crystallinity, and whether or not it is powdered,

It is a complex material, so you might contact your supplier,

 

[25362]

EdStainless is right. Therefore the data about molten sulfur specific gravity in
thread135-273381 may be useful.

 

[hacksaw]

I believe the op has indicated 140 Deg C conditions, so solid sulfur is being considered,

if you examine the density tables, there is quite a range of densities dependent on a number of factors and considerably different from the liquid state.

 

[25362]

To hacksaw. The melting point of sulfur is 115.2 Celsius. Therefore at 140 degrees it is a liqud.

 

[hacksaw]

I stand corrected, sloppy temperature conversion evidently, oh well...