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【Daily Question】Multiple-choice question 11.9: When sulfiding a general hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value,

2015-11-09View Original

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Generally, when sulfiding a hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value, the sulfidation rate no longer increases. Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced. A. 0.5% B. 1.0% C. 2.0% D. 3.0% B
Reply #22015-11-09
Generally, when sulfiding a hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value, the sulfidation rate no longer increases. Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced.
Reply #32015-11-09
Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced.
Reply #42015-11-09
B, 1.0%------------------------------------------------------------------
Reply #52015-11-09
Generally, when sulfiding a hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value, the sulfidation rate no longer increases. Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B 1%), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced.
Reply #62015-11-09
The answer is C; it is generally between 0.2% and 2%
Reply #72015-11-09
Generally, when sulfiding a hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value, the sulfidation rate no longer increases. Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B, 1.0%), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced.
Reply #82015-11-09
Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced.
Reply #92015-11-09
Generally, when sulfiding a hydrogenation catalyst, once the H2S partial pressure in the recycle hydrogen reaches a certain value, the sulfidation rate no longer increases. Generally, when the H2S concentration in the circulating hydrogen reaches (B), the sulfur injection rate can be appropriately reduced. A、 0.5% B、 1.0% C、 2.0% D、 3.0%

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