Does the catalyst for synthesizing dimethyl ether from gaseous methanol catch fire spontaneously when removed and exposed to air?
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This post was last edited by sdwfsgyykai on 2019-8-3 07:40. Precautions for removing the catalyst used in the synthesis of dimethyl ether from gaseous methanol – does it catch fire spontaneously when in contact with air? Thank you to the experts for their guidance; I appreciate it in advance
Molecular sieves do not catch fire on their own. But be sure to check whether it is considered hazardous waste according to local regulations
Its main component is gamma-alumina; it does not catch fire on contact with air at high temperatures, but it is still recommended to remove the catalyst after cooling it down.
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