Differences between desulfurization of gasoline and liquefied petroleum gas
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Is it the cobalt sulfonated phthalocyanine catalyst? For gasoline, it’s a fixed-bed system, with the catalyst located on activated carbon； And the catalyst for liquefied petroleum gas is in an alkaline solution, am I correct? ? Please give your advice
You are right. In gasoline desulfurization, not only is the catalyst placed on the bed of a fixed-bed reactor, but an alkali is also used; in other words, an alkaline solution containing the catalyst is placed on an activated carbon bed.