Method for removing oxygenated compounds from naphtha
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I would like to ask fellow sailors: apart from the hydrogenation method, are there any other ways to remove oxygen-containing substances from naphtha, such as MTBE, methanol, ethanol, n-butanol, and so on? Urgent, waiting online. Thank you
If the concentrations of these oxides are high, they can be removed by washing with water, but washing with water alone is not effective for MTBE.
If the concentration in the raw material is 5000 ppm, what level can the total oxide concentration be reduced to after washing?
Try it out by yourself.
Does the poster have the ingredients available? They can use software to do the calculations first
Then, either develop the analysis methods yourself or seek professional organizations for testing, such as institutions like the China Institute of Rock and Mineral Sciences.