Which system does the synthesis of CO and Fe from hydrogen chloride come from??
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:48. It is being synthesized. The side reactions are: 2H2+O2==2H2O+Q 2C0+O2==2CO2+Q 3CI2+2Fe==FeCI3+Q. Question: Which system did CO and Fe come from?? This post was last edited by Captain Yang on 2008-6-10 17:05. ] # , , &
If it is an iron synthesis furnace, iron ions will be produced. Nowadays, graphite synthesis furnaces are generally used, so iron ions are not produced.
I think it should be like that. But where did that CO come from?`
At that time, graphite was produced at high temperatures
Fe ions are chlorine gas acid mist that corrodes carbon steel. Is the iron ion CO caused by the high temperature of graphite? If there is any mistake, please forgive me.
Will CO be generated in the synthesis furnace system? Theoretically it doesn't seem possible. There will be CO2, but it is not generated in the synthesis furnace. It is generated by side reactions in the electrolytic cell during electrolysis because the refined brine still contains trace amounts of carbonate. The carbon dioxide content of liquid chlorine tail gas will be higher. After CO2 enters the synthesis furnace with Cl2, it does not participate in the reaction and is still mixed in the HCl gas in the form of CO2.
Produced during the electrolysis process, Fe can be brought into the carbon steel pipe.