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How to dispose of tetrachloroethylene distillation residues?

2016-01-29View Original

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In the production process of tetrachloroethylene, the residues remaining after the purification of the final product mainly consist of tetrachloroethylene and hexachloroethane. Are there any good methods for dealing with these residues? Or a different way of refining it? Thank you
Reply #22016-06-16
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Reply #32016-06-28
Is it convenient to leave contact information? 653605695 Thank you
Reply #42017-02-15
May I ask the original poster, was the treatment of your tetrachloroethylene distillation residues successful? Hexachloroethane can be separated and purified from the residue.
Reply #52017-02-15
Excuse me, expert on the 2nd floor: is your separation solution mature? Can it be produced continuously?
Reply #62017-11-23
Follow-up question: How should the reconstituted components be handled? What is the proper way to deal with the clear liquid and the substrate? Who has the resources to dispose of such hazardous waste?
Reply #72018-01-05
There are many disposal units now... What is the hazardous waste code?
Reply #82018-02-05
Where are you from? How much is there?

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