Molecular Sieve Poisoning
Molecular Sieve Poisoning 1. Carbon Molecular Sieve From a chemical point of view, chlorine, hydrogen chloride and carbon do not react at room temperature. Moreover, the content of chlorine and hydrogen chloride in the air is extremely small. So how can carbon molecular sieve be poisoned? Carbon molecular sieve has many micropores. Chlorine gas and hydrogen chloride can react with the solid particles in fine dust in the air and deposit on the surface of . Although the daily amount is small, the surface of the carbon molecular sieve is covered by sediment after a few years. When a large…