I would like to ask the experts: are there any differences in the ingredients of antifoams used for gasoline hydrogenation, diesel hydrogenation, and coking? ...

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I would like to ask the experts: are there any differences in the ingredients of antifoams used for gasoline hydrogenation, diesel hydrogenation, and coking? What’s the difference?

Reply #22019-05-14

Is there a big difference among the defoamers as components? I feel it’s just that they have different uses and are used with different diluents when diluting. I hope experts can tell me so we can learn together*

Reply #32019-05-14

I always think that manufacturers will add certain components to the defoamer depending on the light and heavy components. However, due to being trade secrets and technical patents,

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