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The relationship between thermally stable salts and bound amines

2017-03-08 View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-9-10 20:06. What is the relationship between thermally stable salts and bound amines? Is it the presence of heat-stable salts that leads to the existence of bound amines? As the content of heat-stable salts increases, the content of bound amines also increases.
Reply #2 2017-03-08
What method is used to test the content of bound amines
Reply #3 2017-03-10
The higher the content of thermally stable salts, the more bound amines there are. It is basically a one-to-one correspondence. So if the thermal-stable salt content is greater than 1, it’s necessary to activate the amine purifier.

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