How can solid acids be used to replace sulfuric acid in the catalytic production of ether
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How can solid acids be used to replace sulfuric acid in the catalytic production of ether
{:3_50:} We have also tried using solid acids as a substitute for concentrated sulfuric acid, but it simply doesn’t work. . . .
*Hello, ngjiecheng012 Mutual Assistance Group. I was wondering if there are any issues with solid acids?
Hello, the use of solid acids instead of liquid acids in catalytic reactions is already quite mature. The concentration at which solid acid resins are used in place of sulfuric acid is generally between 20-30%. It also depends on the reaction temperature; if high-temperature resistance is required for the catalytic resin, then that factor needs to be taken into account. We are the largest manufacturer of specialty resins in China, and we can discuss this further if needed. In catalytic reactions, it’s important to consider the impact of nitrides and metal impurities in the reactant mixture on the catalytic resin, and certain pre-treatment methods can be employed to ensure the efficiency and longevity of the catalytic resin. If it’s convenient for you, you can leave your contact information so we can communicate