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2009-03-13View Original

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One reactor is labeled as a Raschig reactor; the other reactor is called a caustic evaporator. How should these be translated? ? ? I’m studying a process that involves DMA, ammonia water, sodium thiosulfate, and chloramine. The reactors used include gas-liquid mixers, liquid-liquid mixers, as well as several heat exchangers. It’s a series of reactions, and the final product is 99% UDMH. I’ve never worked with this before; could anyone with experience please take a look and offer some advice? Could you explain what this process entails in general terms? ! !
Reply #22009-03-13
Raschig reactor? The Raschig reaction vessel? Caustic evaporator? Sodium hydroxide evaporator? If you’re not familiar with the process, I suggest going to the Chemical Engineering English section to ask!

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