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Discussion on the utilization and development of liquefied petroleum gas and mixed C4!

2010-06-08View Original

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Please come up and discuss the utilization and development of downstream products from liquefied petroleum gas and mixed C4 hydrocarbons; for example, n-butane can be used to produce maleic anhydride, isobutane can be used to produce isobutylene or to undergo co-oxidation with propylene to yield propylene oxide along with tert-butanol, and isobutylene can be used to produce methyl methacrylate, among other things.
Reply #22010-06-09
Liquefied gas is fractionated to obtain relatively pure fractions, which are then subjected to chemical reactions
Reply #32010-06-09
Mainly, I want to know what downstream products are made from the components after distillation
Reply #42012-10-22
Let’s discuss the utilization of carbon group four components.
Reply #52012-10-26
Yes, making use of carbon component 4 is very important; it can improve the efficiency of utilizing carbon 4. It’s a precious resource that shouldn’t be wasted needlessly. Support!
Reply #62012-11-26
Producing MTBE from isobutylene is a common method; MTBE can also be used to produce high-purity isobutylene later on

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