R23 TFE production process

2020-07-13View Original

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I’d like to ask everyone: is there any company in China that uses the R23 process to produce TFE?

Reply #22020-07-22

Generally, R22 is used to produce TFE, while R23 must be burned as exhaust gas. R23 can also be used as a raw material for producing tetrafluorine, which is quite good. I hope to learn new things. Looking forward to it. . . . . . :)

Reply #32020-09-25

Yes, our company produces TFE using R22. It’s very difficult to find information regarding the use of R23 for TFE production; there are a few patents related to this, but they are limited to experimental purposes only. This process probably doesn’t exist in China. The leader had a sudden idea and asked me to look up some information, but it posed a challenge for me

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