What is the quality of isoprene separated from the C5 fraction at present? Can it meet the downstream demands for isoprene rubber and similar products in our country?

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I have a background in physical chemistry, and I am currently engaged in research and development related to isoprene. In our country, the majority of industrially produced isoprene is obtained by extracting it from C5 fractions; I wonder if this is sufficient Is it still meaningful to use other preparation methods?

Reply #22015-09-23

Lift it up! Is no one responding? :(

Reply #32017-11-01

Isoprene is currently unsellable, and several more 300,000-ton capacity C5 separation units need to be installed in the country. The accompanying devices basically all have IR or SIS. Moreover, the product quality of IP is getting better and better. 99.9% of them can be produced.

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What is the quality of isoprene separated from the C5 fraction at present? Can it meet the downstream demands for isoprene rubber and similar products in our country?

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