What are the factors affecting the cold hydrogenation conversion rate?
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Which expert could please guide me on what the factors affecting the cold hydrogenation conversion rate are, and to what extent do impurities in silicon powder have an impact?
Operating pressure is one of the factors affecting the cold hydrogenation conversion rate.
Gas ratio, reactant purity, operating pressure, temperature, catalyst
Do silicon powder impurities affect the conversion rate? ;P Laboratory data show that there will be microscopic effects, but as a chemical production technician, can’t you avoid using such jargon? I'm going···
Haha...... These days, there are many people using smoke bombs; here one has to constantly distinguish the real from the fake! Forum is sad:sleepy:
The hydrogen chloride content has the greatest impact, as hydrogen chloride reacting directly with silicon powder can produce TCS through an exothermic reaction
What you’re talking about is the difference between cold hydrogenation and chlorohydrogenation, but in both cases hydrogen chloride is added
It took a lot of effort to clean the gas that had passed through, and now it’s been made dirty again. Do you think that’s worth it? It’s also extremely risky.
In how many conversions are there so many instances of acting foolishly?
How about that Nagase catalyst? Should copper chloride or cuprous chloride be added? Which technical specifications for the catalyst are more suitable?
There are too many factors that affect the conversion rate; the technicians need to figure it out gradually on their own