Regarding various types of catalysts in the fluorine chemical industry: types, principles, applications, etc

2015-09-02View Original

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It’s okay to list the main ones; there’s no harm in having more. It includes the name of the catalyst and the reactions it is used in, along with the relevant mechanism. Thank you all. Or a website with information on the catalyst would also work.

Reply #22015-09-10

Provide nitrogen trifluoride production technology. lh20088lh@163.com

Reply #32015-10-19

What kind of catalyst carrier should be chosen?

Reply #42016-08-25

Production technologies for nitrogen trifluoride, tungsten hexafluoride, and trifluoromethanesulfonic acid fuhuagong6@163.com

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