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Does the Rsi-1 catalyst need to be dried?

2017-09-06View Original

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Does the Rsi-1 catalyst need to be dried? What should I do if needed? I would appreciate guidance from experts: at 80°C, is it the type of catalyst that requires oil for vulcanization?
Reply #22017-09-06
Is it the RS-1 catalyst from the Institute of Rock Mechanics? If so, it’s not necessary
Reply #32017-09-06
Yes, it’s from the Institute of Rock Mechanics. RG-1 is added after RS-1, right?
Reply #42017-09-06
That must be a naphtha hydrogenation unit

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