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Test the residual ammonia water in the coking company for oil content

2019-01-09View Original

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What method is used to test the oil content in the remaining ammonia water at coking companies? Should I use petroleum ether or chloroform? What are their respective advantages and disadvantages, and which type of test results generally yield values that are closer to the ideal ones?
Reply #22019-01-16
Why isn’t the expert answering? Is it because they’re not professional enough?
Reply #32019-02-25
After extraction and distillation, the high-boiling-point solvents carry away a large amount of the light oil components. This results in lower oil content values.

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