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Can coal-based C5 and catalytic C5 be blended? 、

2015-12-02View Original

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Coal-derived C5 contains a high level of olefins, whereas the C5 obtained through catalytic gas separation basically contains no olefins. However, the cost of coal-based C5 is high; can these two be blended in certain proportions? ? ?
Reply #22015-12-02
It’s possible, it depends on the metrics required by your client and the subsequent processing needs
Reply #32015-12-02
Which one is more widely used? ? ? ? Or what are the uses?
Reply #42015-12-02
There is just one requirement: increase the olefin content in the catalyzed C5. How should this be processed? ?

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