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***What material should be used for the reactor in catalytic hydrogenation?

2010-09-25View Original

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***For the catalytic hydrogenation to produce p-aminophenol, what type of reactor material is suitable when using platinum as a catalyst and an acidic catalyst?
Reply #22010-09-26
For the reactors used in hydrogenation reduction processes, we use 304 material; as for the products you mentioned, I’m not sure as it’s not related to our scope. What acid are you using? If it’s a strong acid, other materials will likely be needed. Titanium-lined ones can definitely be used.
Reply #32013-05-04
Generally, 304 is used. As for acids, it depends on the type you have

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