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Iron carboxylates, interference with

Potassium formate and a few other carboxylic acid salts are one result of the breakdown of the DEA molecule. These salts are benign at low concentrations. However, when at concentrations of 5% or more, they interfere with operations by altering the physical properties of the carbonate solution. Some amine degradation compounds are even considered to be corrosion accelerators. They may solubilize iron, keep it in solution and prevent it from forming the passivation layer on the pipe and equipment. UOP s ACT-1 activator is an amine that contains a more-stable molecule that is more resistant to degradation206. [Pg.142]


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