Does anyone know the reaction rate for hydrogen chloride synthesis?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:52. Does anyone know the yield of the synthesis reaction for hydrogen chloride? Synthesis reaction uses a hydrogen chloride synthesis furnace ； Urgent # , , &
1. I heard about this concept for the first time； 2. The reaction rate with chlorine is 100% ； 3. For hydrogen, the reaction rate is 91-95% ； 4. I’m not sure if this way of putting it corresponds to what the original poster meant.
Haha — actually, what was said on the second floor is that the chlorine-to-hydrogen ratio is 1:1.05–1.15, with an excess of hydrogen so that all the chlorine gets completely reacted!
When hydrogen chloride is burned in the synthesis furnace, it is required that there be a slight excess of hydrogen, so as to ensure complete reaction of chlorine and prevent environmental pollution; this also helps to ensure that the level of free chlorine does not exceed acceptable limits when producing high-purity acid
It must be related to the levels of hydrogen and chlorine
I think it’s related to the CI2:H2 ratio of the synthesis furnace, as well as the purity of CI2 and H2`