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There are questions regarding the catalyst

2015-08-24View Original

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If it is a catalyst for gas reactions, will it be damaged whenever it comes into contact with a liquid?
Reply #22015-08-24
The issue is a bit broad; it depends on the type of catalyst. If a hydrogen production catalyst comes into contact with liquids containing heavy components, it can easily become coked and lose its activity.
Reply #32015-08-28
Are you referring to dry vulcanization and catalyst wetting at a later stage?

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