Use of SEBS deodorants in fuel additives

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Currently, deodorants mainly include chemical, microbial, nano, plant-based, and composite types. The researchers at Ma’anshan Keli Chemical Technology Company primarily rely on chemical principles; they use processes such as oxidation, reduction, decomposition, neutralization reactions, addition reactions, chelation reactions, condensation reactions, and ion exchange reactions to convert the odor-causing substances into ones that have no odor, thereby eliminating the unwanted smells. Rubber deodorants are chemical additives developed by researchers such as those at Ma’anshan Keli Chemical Industry to remove, degrade, or reduce the unpleasant odors generated by various rubbers during processing or use. These odors include those caused by acids, alkoxy compounds, aldehydes, vinyl compounds, peroxides, and sulfides. Prolonged exposure to such odors can irritate the senses, cause discomfort, and even be harmful to health; they can also lead to secondary pollution of the environment. Different types of rubber have distinct chemical compositions and different odor-causing molecules