The chemical formula of sulfuric acid is H2SO4 (CAS No. 7664-93-9). It is usually a colorless to slightly yellow oily viscous liquid. Its volatility increases with the increase of temperature and concentration. High-concentration working conditions are often accompanied by irritating acid mist. It can be freely miscible with water and significantly exothermic. The density and viscosity increase with the increase of concentration. The aqueous solution is strongly acidic, has dissolution and reactivity for most metal oxides and typical carbonate minerals, and can be used as a proton donor or reaction in the esterification, sulfonation, and nitration reaction pathways. The medium should be used to participate in the acid catalytic conversion; under closed storage conditions, the chemical properties are relatively stable and highly hygroscopic. The dilution must be controlled according to the standard order of acid addition to prevent violent splashing. The oxidation property is enhanced when heated or coexisting with reducing agents. Concentrated acid has a tendency to dehydrate and carbonize organic matter containing hydroxyl groups. Industrially, it is mainly used in phosphate fertilizer manufacturing, chemical production of inorganic salts and inorganic acids, metal surface pickling and hydrometallurgical leaching processes; it is also used in petroleum refining and oil refining processes, sulfonation modification reactions of dyes and fine chemicals, industrial water treatment and pH adjustment.