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...st often subsequently converted to by-product elemental [[sulphur]] in a [[Claus process]]. Any mercaptans present are commonly removed with a ''sweetening'' proces

...st often subsequently converted to by-product elemental [[sulphur]] in a [[Claus process]]. Any [[mercaptan]]s (RSH) present are commonly removed in a ''sweetening

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...us process]] is by far the one usually selected. The residual gas from the Claus process is commonly called ''tail gas'' and that gas is then processed in a tail ga

...ng]] and [[Natural gas processing|natural gas processing plants]] by the [[Claus process]].<ref>[http://minerals.usgs.gov/minerals/pubs/commodity/sulphur/sulfumcs07

*[[Amine gas treater]], [[Claus process|Claus unit]], and tail [[gas]] treatment for converting [[hydrogen sulphide

...is H₂S-rich stripped gas stream is then usually routed into a [[Claus process]] to convert it into elemental [[sulphur]]. In fact, the vast majority of t

...is H₂S-rich stripped gas stream is then usually routed into a [[Claus process]] to convert it into elemental [[sulphur]]. In fact, the vast majority of t

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*[[Amine gas treater]], [[Claus process|Claus unit]], and tail gas treatment for converting [[hydrogen sulphide]] g

...d water (in the form of [[steam]]). This is commonly accomplished by the [[Claus process]], the primary method of converting hydrogen sulphide into elemental sulphu

...en sulfide is subsequently converted to endproduct elemental sulfur in a [[Claus process]] unit.

*[[Claus process]]: Convering gaseous [[hydrogen sulphide]] into elemental [[sulphur]]

...p to about 25,000 kg/hour.<ref>For example, the waste heat boiler in the [[Claus process|Claus sulfur recovery plants]] used in [[Petroleum refining processes|petro

...p to about 25,000 kg/hour.<ref>For example, the waste heat boiler in the [[Claus process|Claus sulfur recovery plants]] used in [[Petroleum refining processes|petro