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High thermal decomposition temperature

2017-08-14View Original

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I have a question: the operating temperatures for high-temperature fractionation in residue hydrogenation and wax oil hydrogenation differ by over 100 degrees (340 degrees for residue, 220 degrees for wax oil). Why is this?
Reply #22017-08-14
Is it because the density of the residue hydrogenation products is high?

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