How can white clay be used to remove olefins from aromatics?

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How can white clay be used to remove olefins from aromatics?

Reply #22018-07-11

This post was last edited by Kikomi 99 on 2018-7-11 15:29. An alkylation reaction takes place on the white soil, converting olefins into large molecular polymers that become the heavy components, which are then removed.

Reply #32018-07-11

Now, molecular sieve-type catalysts are used in place of traditional clay; they have a long service life, can be regenerated, and also meet environmental requirements.

Reply #42018-07-11

We are using the DTR-DT0-1 catalyst

Reply #52018-07-12

It’s a good thing that there are alternatives to activated clay.

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