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Sulfur is a non-metallic chemical element that is bright yellow in color. It is a solid at room temperature and pressure. Sulfur is primarily used to make phosphate fertilizer. Sulfur is also in industrial applications, such as sulfuric acid for refinery alkylation units, and in consumer products, such as detergent.
Production Information
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC (MPC) produces sulfur at seven refineries as indicated below. Sulfur is a common constituent in crude oil, but must be removed in the refining process in order to meet environmental regulations.
Transportation
MPC transports sulfur out of the refineries via truck and rail. In order to facilitate loading and unloading, sulfur is heated into a molten state. Since all transportation modes are not available at all facilities, the table below illustrates MPCs current logistical capabilities.
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Facility
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Transportation
Modes Available
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Catlettsburg, Kentucky
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Canton, Ohio
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Detroit, Michigan
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Garyville, Louisiana
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Robinson, Illinois
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St Paul, Minnesota
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Texas City, Texas
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MSDS
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0111MAR019 - Marathon Molten Sulfur
Marketing Contact
Phone: (419) 421-3429
FAX: (419) 421-2800
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