What is the difference between high-temperature and low-temperature dechlorinators?
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What is the difference between high-temperature and low-temperature dechlorinators?
The most obvious difference is the operating temperature – what a significant difference! Haven’t you noticed that?
Okay, thank you, teacher； But one is on the hydrogen, and the other is behind the reaction products
The main difference between high- and low-temperature dechlorination agents lies in the temperature at which they are used. The corresponding chlorine capacity also varies; generally, it is higher at high temperatures than at low temperatures. At the same time, one must also consider the form of chlorine in the material. Currently, domestic dechlorinating agents are effective only against inorganic chlorine, whether at low or high temperatures. To remove organic chlorines, hydrogenation conversion must first be carried out to convert them into inorganic chlorines before removal.