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Sulfur dioxide can be removed from waste gases after combustion of the fuel. The sulfur dioxide is treated with powdered limestone to form calcium sulfate.
Sulfur dioxide can be removed from waste gases after combustion of the fuel. The sulfur dioxide is treated with powdered limestone to form calcium sulfate.
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Sulphur dioxide can be removed from waste gases after combustion of the fuel. This happens in power stations. The sulphur dioxide is treated with powdered limestone to from calcium sulphate.
Sulphur dioxide can be removed from waste gases after combustion of the fuel. This happens in power stations. The sulphur dioxide is treated with powdered limestone to from calcium sulphate.
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