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through a mist eliminator before ex iting the absorber which removes any entrained slurry droplets. The absorber effluent is sent to a reaction tank where the SO 2-alkali reaction is completed forming a neutral salt. In a regenerable system, the spent slurry is recycled back to the absorber. Once through systems
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