I’m a newcomer; could you please provide information on the sulfurization process for Ruchi cobalt-molybdenum catalysts and the precautions to take? Thank you so much!

There are many online guides on the sulfidation process for cobalt-molybdenum catalysts; the sulfidation of catalysts has nothing to do with the Ruhr process for gasification. Besides, is the original poster the manufacturer? Or is it just learning*? Which catalyst should be used? The information provided by the manufacturer is detailed here.

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