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Crosslinking agent for FCC slurry condensation

2009-10-20View Original

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This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-10-25 21:41. Hello everyone, I would like to ask the experts here about the liquid crosslinking agents used in FCC slurry condensation – what they are, how their mechanism works, where they can be purchased, and what their prices are Contact information is provided here for communication purposes; fake advertisements are prohibited. QQ: 724302788 Email: seamanliufeng@163.com
Reply #22009-10-25
Question: What methods can be used for the condensation of FCC slurry? Those catalysts? Where can I buy it? Contact: seamanliufeng@163.com QQ: 724302788 Thank you!
Reply #32009-11-06
Let me see what products you’re interested in – there’s benzaldehyde, p-phenylenedimethanol, etc. The main principle involved is a condensation reaction; these are also results from research in the literature. I haven’t seen any industrial applications for them yet. I wonder if the original poster is aiming to develop industrial applications for them?
Reply #42009-11-13
3# slarmy is still in the experimental stage, with efforts being made to find a suitable crosslinking agent for the purpose of crosslinking and condensing the oil slurry

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