Oil Desulfurization
Meaning, Term, and Glossary Definition - What is Oil Desulfurization?
Widely used precombustion method for reducing sulfur dioxide emissions from oil-burning power plants. The oil is treated with hydrogen, which removes some of the sulfur by forming hydrogen sulfide gas.
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