If sulfuric acid is interrupted in a low-temperature alkylsulfation reactor, what reactions will continue to occur with the olefin feed?
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If the sulfuric acid in the reactor for low-temperature alkylsulfonation is interrupted while the olefin feed continues, what reactions will continue to occur? I need help from an expert.
There is less and less acid in the reactor, some of the materials fail to react, and the yield becomes lower and lower.
Sulfuric acid acts as a catalyst, right? Interruptions can lead to increased equipment corrosion and a decline in product quality.