I would like to know the impact of each type of reaction in catalytic cracking on gasoline octane number

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Reply #22021-04-14

The properties of the feedstock, reaction temperature, conversion rate, and catalyst type are the four main factors affecting the Research Octane Number of catalytically cracked gasoline. Reaction temperature and feedstock properties have a greater impact on the octane number of light gasoline fractions; whereas reaction temperature, conversion rate, and catalyst type have a greater influence on the octane number of heavy gasoline fractions. What do you mean by reaction type?

Reply #32021-04-18

For example, reactions such as isomerization and hydrogen transfer reactions

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