What does MAT mean in catalysts?

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Ecat MAT wt% 62: Regarding FCC catalysts, what is Ecat equilibrium (catalytic) catalyst MAT?

Reply #22011-03-21

There’s no answer. Could it be Matrix? Let’s take a look at the data to see if it makes sense

Reply #32011-03-21

It refers to the microreactivity of the balanced catalyst.

Reply #42011-03-21

This post was last edited and replied to by liurf1975 on 2011-3-21 11:07. 2# lincqh refers to the microreactivity of the catalyst (also known as the catalyst activity index)!

Reply #52011-03-21

Reply to 3# qunying1983: I’ve learned it.:)

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