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Can there be an excess of dimers in the vapor phase of butadiene?

2015-07-07View Original

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The liquid butadiene in the spherical tank has now been completely removed. Only the gas phase remains; I plan to store butadiene again next time, as I want to keep it there. Consult regarding whether there will be an excess of dimers in gaseous butadiene. Please help! Thank you
Reply #22015-07-07
Butadiene tends to undergo polymerization reactions; as for whether the levels will exceed the limits, it’s impossible to say
Reply #32015-08-07
Butadiene dimer is liquid and is primarily produced in the extraction system. The main influencing factor is temperature. Without a liquid phase, there will be no butadiene dimer. But be careful of the formation of butadiene-end polymers~

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