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Does magnesium oxide only serve as a carrier in catalysts?

2021-06-09View Original

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Currently, on the market there is magnesium oxide and active magnesium oxide. What exactly is its role among various catalysts? How many companies are currently producing this product? As of now, it is known to include Zhuangxin Hengrui, Fujian Sanju, and Qingdao Lianxin. But it’s not known which processes will use them. I’m seeking advice from experts: which companies use it, and what is its purpose? Thank you all
Reply #22021-06-14
The Ni/MgO catalyst, using magnesium oxide as a carrier, can catalyze the reaction between carbon dioxide and methane, converting these two greenhouse gases into a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. This mixture can be used as fuel, thereby enabling comprehensive utilization.
Reply #32021-07-07
Generally, magnesium oxide is mixed with some other carriers; it is relatively rare to use pure magnesium oxide as a carrier, as the strength of the resulting carrier is poor, which limits its industrial application

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