I would like to ask about the mechanism of CO2 generation in catalytically acidic water
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The CO2 content in both catalytically acidic water and rich liquid is relatively high. Does anyone know the mechanism behind its formation? I asked this question in the catalysis section as well, but I didn’t get an answer. I’m asking for help again
The CO2 in the catalytic rich liquid enters the catalytic product along with the catalyst, and eventually makes its way into the catalytic dry gas. The rich liquid, after being absorbed by the amine solution, can absorb not only H2S from the dry gas but also CO2; this is the main reason for the high CO2 content in the catalytic rich liquid.
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