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Activated carbon(AC)has been widely used in the removal of SO2 from flue gas owing to its well-developed pore structure and abundant functional groups.Herein,the effect of al-kali/alkaline earth metals on sulfur migration was investigated based on the dynamic ad-sorption and temperature programmed desorption experiment.The adsorption and des-orption properties of six types of AC(three commercial and three laboratory-made)were carried out on a fixed-bed experimental device,and the physical and chemical properties of samples were determined by X-ray fluorescence,X-ray diffraction,scanning electron mi-croscopy/energy dispersive X-ray,and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis.The ex-perimental results showed that the adsorbed SO2 cannot be completely desorbed by in-creasing the regeneration temperature(350-850℃),while the SO2 fixed in the AC combines with the Ca-based minerals in the ash to form a stable sulfate.For different samples,higher ash content,higher CaO content in the ash and a more developed pore structure lead to a higher SO2 fixation rate.Moreover,the multiple adsorption-desorption cycles experiment showed that the effect of SO2 fixation is mainly reflected in the first cycle,after which the adsorption and desorption amount are approximately the same.This study elucidates the effect of alkali/alkaline earth metals on the adsorption-desorption cycle of AC,which pro-vides a deeper understanding of sulfur migration in the AC flue gas desulfurization process.