The total sulfur content in crude oil remains relatively constant; why is the sulfur content in the AGO component much higher when there are no changes in the operating conditions?

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The total sulfur content in crude oil remains relatively constant; why is the sulfur content in the AGO component much higher when there are no changes in the operating conditions?

Reply #22020-08-21

You have a relatively high amount of small-molecule sulfur here, right? Will the sulfur content in the recombined components decrease?

Reply #32020-08-21

The raw material we use is condensate oil, which is relatively light in weight. It’s likely that the sulfur composition in AGO has changed; perhaps there is a higher proportion of sulfur in the form of thiophenes

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