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Discussion on Questions Regarding Hydrogenation Catalyst Regeneration

2023-04-25View Original

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Does the water-gas reaction occur during the steam-coking regeneration of hydrogenation catalysts? Has anyone experienced this?
Reply #22023-05-01
Is it the hydrogenation catalyst from that manufacturer that gets charred by steam?
Reply #32023-11-27
A water-gas reaction takes place: water and carbon react on a metal catalyst at temperatures above 200°C to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide

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