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This post was last posted by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:45 The editor now wants to reduce costs, so the lower the price of the catalyst, the better. I read in a book on organic synthesis in 1982 that the mercury content of the catalyst only needs 10%. The lower the content, the lower the price. Is this feasible? It should be less than 9.8%, and its conversion is very low. Therefore, some companies and users require the content to reach 11%, or even 12%. Is it necessary? Xie This post was last edited by limingshuguang on 2008-1-9 11:38 ] # , , &
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There are now low-mercury catalysts with a content of about 7%, obviously with other additives added.

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