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The meaning of the catalytic catalyst KOH index

2017-11-01View Original

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Our laboratory can only determine the KOH index for catalysts; this index usually ranges from 30 to 36. Based on the micro-reactivity data provided to us by the catalyst manufacturers, there seems to be no relationship between the KOH index and micro-reactivity! What kind of analyses does your laboratory usually perform on catalysts? What is the reference value of the KOH index? I hope to receive guidance from all the teachers. Thank you!
Reply #22017-11-04
Our factory’s laboratory only tests residual carbon and activity. Go out regularly for tests of other items. Your catalyst has a relatively large specific surface area; without catalyst movement (the flue hood does not vibrate), its mechanical strength is also very good
Reply #32017-11-04
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