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Chlorohydration conversion rate

2009-05-04View Original

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Does anyone know what the highest possible conversion rate for chlorohydration can be? How can this conversion rate be increased? What is the role of hydrogen chloride in this reaction?
Reply #22011-10-31
A conversion rate of 25% is probably not the highest possible value; increasing the conversion rate should take into account specific factors such as temperature, pressure, catalysts, and the stability of the system
Reply #32011-10-31
Hydrogen chloride is optional. It doesn’t matter if there’s more or less
Reply #42011-11-09
Hydrogen chloride can increase the yield of trichlorosilane and reduce the amount of silicon tetrachloride that needs to be recycled; the key lies in the residence time of hydrogen chloride in the reaction furnace
Reply #52011-11-10
That is, the hydrogenation furnace is the synthesis furnace.

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