Abstract
The influence of high energies on a gas stream under certain conditions, may produce sulphuric acid. In this case a degree of gas purification of sulphur dioxide of up to 99% is obtained, and energy expenditure is 0.2–1.0 kW per 1 kg of final product. Describing these processes may be recommended as part of their future development and industrial and commercial realization.
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