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Can coal-derived C5 and catalytically produced 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 has no olefins. However, the cost of coal-based C5 is high; can these two be blended in a certain proportion? ? ? It can reduce the olefin content as well as lower costs
Reply #22015-12-02
It’s strange why you have both; or do you need to buy catalytic C5 to mix in?
Reply #32015-12-02
Because there are no olefins in catalytic C5, increase the olefins in catalytic C5. At the same time, reduce the cost of carbon pentane in coal. Can it be blended? ?
Reply #42015-12-03
Although it’s a C5 compound, there are different varieties; it’s worth considering

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