Can dimethyl ether contain carbon dioxide
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Is it permissible for the produced dimethyl ether product to contain a small amount of carbon dioxide? If so, what is the maximum amount that can be present?
This parameter is not specified in the current national standards; a small amount is allowed, and it’s normal to have some amount during production, but there cannot be much of it.
Very, very little; aside from dimethyl ether, it’s mostly carbon monoxide, methane, and hydrogen
And there’s also some ethylene and propylene; which company owns the dimethyl ether plant?