An
investigation of the chemical form, the concentration, and distribution
of lead species between the gas and condensed phase was carried out
under gasification-like conditions. The influence of hydrogen sulfide,
hydrogen chloride, and steam on the speciation of lead was studied.
The gaseous species were determined online by molecular-beam-mass-spectrometry.
The condensates were analyzed by standard methods. The dominant chemical
forms were metallic Pb,
PbCl2, and PbS. The experimental data were compared with
the results of thermodynamic Scheil–Gulliver cooling calculations.
Further, the experimental data was used as an input for a pseudoequilibrium
model aiming at the determination of kinetic information on the underlying
transformations.