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Desulfurization corrosion and consumption of dipolymerized sulfonated titanium cobalt phthalocyanine

2016-03-31View Original

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Currently, with the use of such methods for desulfurization, there are issues such as corrosion, high alkali consumption, and poor quality of the regenerated foam. Catalyst manufacturers and end-users can engage in communication to learn from one another. It’s a win-win era; everyone understands that. 18743226333
Reply #22016-03-31
Exchange ideas and learn from each other*. Progress together, save energy, reduce consumption.
Reply #32016-04-01
I have used titanium cobalt phthalocyanine as a catalyst in oxidation experiments; I haven’t worked with it for desulfurization purposes, but I’ll try my best to help you out in a learning spirit! I also hope that the experts here will exchange more ideas, so that beginners can learn!*learn!*

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