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In what applications can low-carbon mixed alcohols be valuable?

2009-04-02View Original

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Dear friends, hello everyone. Our company has dozens of tons of low-carbon mixed alcohol every month, C1-C8, colorless and transparent liquid with good volatility. Currently they are all used as fuel. I feel so sorry. Here, I would like to ask the experts to give me some advice, how to find better applications and achieve further value-added? These should only be answered by professionals. For example, added to mineral processing chemicals, gasoline and diesel, or solvents. . . Thank you.
Reply #22009-04-02
Your problem is low-carbon mixed alcohol, and the yield is not too high. It wouldn't be appropriate to separate. What about product composition? Can it be sold as raw material?
Reply #32013-11-27
Separate the methanol from ethanol and sell it later mixed with oil. It should be suitable.

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