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Help: How to regenerate inactive skeleton nickel

2011-02-20View Original

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Is there a simple and practical method to regenerate skeleton nickel that has lost its activity after hydrogenation?
Reply #22011-02-21
OP, I’ve read your two posts; the questions you asked are highly specific regarding the professionalism of your product! What do you guys do?
Reply #32011-02-21
The effective monomers derived from plant extracts, sophoraflavone and sophoramine, are hydrogenated to form matrine.
Reply #42011-02-22
Reply to 3# Desert Wanderer: Our company produces nickel renny, which is the type you mentioned. The process of reactivating it is quite complex; generally, for such waste materials we produce nickel nitrate instead. It doesn’t have much practical value
Reply #52015-07-30
It depends on your specific reaction and the environment of use; different usage scenarios can lead to different reasons for Cat inactivation. It is recommended to first identify the cause of inactivation before taking action to restore it
Reply #62015-10-30
It can be handed over to qualified manufacturers for recycling.

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