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Catalytic resin

2008-01-11View Original

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In the esterification reaction, catalytic resin is used in place of concentrated sulfuric acid; there are fewer side reactions, the catalyst can be reused, it causes no corrosion to the equipment, and separation is simple. Contact: 13805282306
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Catalytic resins 1. CAT600 macroporous strong acid catalytic resin: A styrene-based macroporous strong acid hydrogen-type cation exchange resin; its specific surface area and pore structure are similar to those of Rohm and Haas A-15, and it is suitable for esterification in the fragrance production process, as well as for reactions such as hydrolysis and alkylation in organic synthesis. High catalytic activity and strong selectivity. 2. CAT601 large-pore strong acid catalyst resin: A styrene-based large-pore strong acid hydrogen-type cation exchange resin with high mechanical strength, high catalytic activity, and high selectivity. Suitable for hydrolysis, esterification, and bisphenol A synthesis. 3. C005: Special catalyst resin – a styrene-based gel-type strong acid hydrogen-type cation exchange resin with high mechanical strength, high catalytic activity, and excellent selectivity. Suitable for hydrolysis and esterification. 4. C004 – Resin specifically designed for the extraction of alkaloids. It is a styrene-based gel strong acid cation exchange resin with low cross-linking density; it features fast exchange rates. It has a high capacity to adsorb larger molecular weight cationic organic molecules such as inosine and alkaloids, resulting in well-defined elution peaks and simplifying subsequent processing.

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