Desulfurization and decolorization reagent

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There is a desulfurization and decolorization agent that can reduce the sulfur content in fuel oil from 1200 ppm to less than 50 ppm, and also lower its color intensity to below 0.5. However, when the treated oil is placed in mineral water bottles and left to settle, the agent used ends up settling at the bottom of the bottle after two days. The part of the bottle below where the desulfurized oil is located shrinks, as if it has been heated. What exactly is in this agent that causes mineral water bottles to deform, while still achieving such excellent desulfurization and decolorization results?

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