Transformation catalyst
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Does the sulfided conversion catalyst react with hydrogen?
There is no reaction; otherwise, wouldn’t all the hydrogen produced in the reaction be consumed?
It doesn’t react, but it can react with excess water vapor; this is what’s meant by desulfurization
This post was last edited by “I’m so stupid, wuwu” on May 19, 2017, at 10:29. It’s not that a reaction occurs without a catalyst; rather, under the action of a catalyst, CO and H2 react with each other. It happens under extreme conditions. If the bed temperature is too high and the water-gas ratio is too low, methanation reactions will occur, consuming hydrogen. Try to avoid it during normal production.
Under conditions of excessively high temperature, a hydrogen reduction reaction occurs, resulting in the formation of elemental cobalt and molybdenum