SO3 is absorbed using H2SO4 in a____________________?

Correct answer: D. Packed steel tower lined with acid proof bricks

  • A. Cast iron packed tower
  • B. Stainless steel plate tower
  • C. None of these
  • D. Packed steel tower lined with acid proof bricks

Explanation

SO₃ absorption in concentrated sulphuric acid is carried out in a packed tower to provide a large gas-liquid contact area. Steel protected with acid-proof brick withstands the highly corrosive acid, unlike unlined cast iron.

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