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I have a question for everyone: from coal to methanol, then to ethanol, and finally to ethylene. Does this overall process route have good technical and economic viability? How much ethylene can be obtained per ton of coal in the end? :(
The detailed process steps are “coal—syngas—methanol—acetic acid—ethanol—ethylene.” ” Is such a long production process cost-effective? Let’s discuss it together.
Each individual product can be sold separately; the price depends on market conditions, offering a high degree of flexibility
Is this okay for ethylene?