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Under the conditions of catalytic cracking catalyst regeneration, will N2 + CO2 react to form NO?

2017-03-20View Original

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This post was last edited by humin on 2017-3-20 21:30. Does N2+CO2 react to form NO under the conditions of catalytic cracking catalyst regeneration?
Reply #22017-03-20
Nitric oxide is primarily produced under high temperatures and in the presence of excess oxygen. For example, the nitrogen oxide content in flue gas from oxygen-deficient regeneration is relatively low, while it is higher in flue gas from oxygen-enriched regeneration

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