Dear sea friends, carbon nine hydrogenation
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Dear sea friends: A colleague asked about carbon 9 (benzene?) ) Hydrogenation: raw materials, products, uses – please explain this to me.
The raw materials are ethylene cracking C9 and hydrogen. The product is a light hydrocarbon, namely light fraction oil with a boiling point below 113°C, used as a component in gasoline blending ； Xylenes are widely used as solvents in industries such as coatings, resins, dyes, and inks ； Used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, **, and pesticides as synthetic monomers or solvents ； It can also be used as a component in high-octane gasoline, and is an important raw material in the organic chemical industry ； Triaryl hydrocarbon solvent oils are widely used as solvents in industries such as coatings, resins, dyes, and inks ； Used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, **, and pesticides as synthetic monomers or solvents ； It can also be used as a component in high-octane gasoline, and is an important raw material in the organic chemical industry. Furthermore, the target product varies depending on the raw materials used.