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Distillation hydrogen

Carbonate is measured by evolution of carbon dioxide on treating the sample with sulfuric acid. The gas train should iaclude a silver acetate absorber to remove hydrogen sulfide, a magnesium perchlorate drying unit, and a CO2-absorption bulb. Sulfide is determined by distilling hydrogen sulfide from an acidified slurry of the sample iato an ammoniacal cadmium chloride solution, and titrating the precipitated cadmium sulfide iodimetrically. [Pg.175]

CDHydro [Catalytic distillation hydrogenation] A process for hydrogenating diolefins in butylene feedstocks. It combines hydrogenation with fractional distillation. Developed by CDTECH, a partnership between Chemical Research Licensing Company and ABB Lummus Crest. The first plant was built at Shell s Norco, LA, site in 1994. Ten units were operating in 1997. [Pg.58]

Inventory Update Rule (lUR) (40 CFR 710). The lUR was established in 1986 to require manufacturers and importers of chemicals listed on the master TCSA Inventory to report current data every four years on the production volume of chemicals imported or produced. Food and feed products produced from natural agricultural product, such as oilseeds, are not required to be reported but all oU and meal products obtained by solvent extraction that is sold for other than food or feed use (e.g., oils as chemical raw materials and meal as fertilizer) are. Cottonseed oil, soap stocks, acidulated soap stocks, deodorized distillates, hydrogenated cottonseed oil are some of the substances reported by extraction and refining operations under lUR. EPA amended this rule in 2003 (1/9/03 68 FR 848). Cottonseed oil is on the list of partially exempt substances, which are not subject to the new reporting requirements for processing and use data but continue to have to report the current lUR information as well as manufacturing exposure-related information. [Pg.881]

Catalytic distillation hydrogenation is one of the more recent applications of CD that was commercialized by CDTECH for the selective hydrogenation of dienes in C4-C6 streams and the saturation of benzene in the... [Pg.2604]

Li, B. Study on C3 catalytic distillation hydrogenation technology. Shiyou Huagong Sheji 2003, 20 (4), 33-35. [Pg.2610]

Water distillation Hydrogen sulfide-water dualtemperature exchange Used in three U.S. plants in 1940s for primary production now restricted to final concentration Two 500 MT/year plants built in United States in 1950s, one still operating at 69 MT/year three plants operating in Canada with combined capacity of 1600 MT/year, more under construction... [Pg.636]

The deethanizer bottoms and condensate stripper bottoms from the charge compression system are depropanized (12). Methylacetylene and propadiene are hydrogenated in the depropanizer using CDHydro catalytic distillation hydrogenation technology. The depropanizer bottoms... [Pg.123]

Clay-catalysed oligomerisation of unsaturated acids from oil crops leads to Cse-dimer, C54-trimer and Cig-monomers. The monomeric fatty acid fraction is subjected to distillation, hydrogenation tmd following separation into solid stearine and liquid isostearic acids widely used as semifinished items in surfactants and emollients [88]. [Pg.39]

Kernmnlno P-970D Distilled Hydrogenated llrilow (Hydrogaated TatOHAmne) 97 210 1 0.5 3 Max 4 29 67 ... [Pg.735]

Mineral oil, petroleum distillates, hydrotreated Mineral oil, petroleum distillates, hydrotreated (mild) light naphthenic Naphthenic distillates Petroleum distillates, hydrogen-treated, light naphthene-... [Pg.2776]

Petroleum distillates, hydrogen-treated, light naphthene-. See Naphthenic oil... [Pg.3271]

The Socidtd Nationale Elf Aquitaine and Socidte de Recherches Techniques et Industrielles (SRTI) have announced a process for separating mixtures difficult to separate by distillation. Hydrogen is used as the carrier gas. The Elf-SRTI process is presently commercially separating 1(X) metric tons/year of perfume ingredients. Elf Aquitaine has also announced a demonstration unit for separating 100,000 metric tons/year of C4-C1Q normal and isoparaffins. Several beds in parallel are used to effect a constant product flow. [Pg.664]

Particulates accumulate in closed circulating systems Distillate-hydrogen separation... [Pg.202]

A recent report by Shell Research and Technology Center showed that commercial noble metal-based catalysts for deep hydrogenation of fuels operate in a regime where the large majority of the metal sites are poisoned by sulfur, even when sulfur tolerance has been improved by choosing modem support functions and metals. Thus, these catalysts are currently used only after a deep desulfurization over Ni-Mo catalysts and subsequent removal of H2S, as is also the case in the Shell Middle Distillate Hydrogenation process and the Lummus/Criterion SynSat process . Noble metal catalysts that can operate in a stacked-bed reactor with a Ni-Mo catalyst without intermediate H2S removal have not been reported . [Pg.358]

Chem. Descrip. Distilled hydrogenated tallow amine lenic Nature Cationic... [Pg.1293]


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