Removal of nitrogen trichloride from chlorine gas by catalytic method
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I would like to ask the experts in the chlor-alkali industry: our company’s brine contains a high level of ammonia, which results in excessive levels of nitrogen trichloride in the chlorine gas produced during electrolysis. We are now looking to use a catalytic method to remove nitrogen trichloride from the chlorine gas. Could you recommend any companies that use this catalytic method effectively? Thank you very much.
A palladium catalyst is used. The ones we used before were okay.