Adsorption concentrating sulforganics connections as a variant of analytical control of process of hydroclearing diesel fuels

Authors

  • Irina I. Zanozina cand.chem.sci., the senior lecturer, the senior research assistant, the manager department of physical and chemical methods of research of Open Society «Srednevolzhsky scientific research institute on oil refining», Novokuybyshevsk, E-mail: ZanozinaII@svniinp.yu
  • Andrey V. Kostikov the post-graduate student of The state educational institution of the higher vocational training «the Samara State University», Samara
  • Marina V. Babintseva cand.chem.sci., the deputy the manager. Department of Physical and chemical methods of research of Open Society «Srednevolzhsky scientific research institute on oil refining», Novokuybyshevsk
  • Lyudmila A. Onuchak of physical chemistry and a chromatography of The state educational institution of the higher vocational training «the Samara State University», Samara

Keywords:

liquid-adsorption chromatography, concentrating, silicagel, X-ray-fluorescent spectroscopy.

Abstract

The technique adsorption concentrating sulforganics connections of raw materials and hydrogenates
of hydroclearing of diesel fractions (ORF the Samara region) with use as an adsorbent silicagel АSК is
developed, the modified 5 % 1,2,3-tris(β-tsianoetoksi)prosir that allows to provide analytical control of the
specified process with use for definition of the maintenance of the general sulfur less than 20 mg/kg of
spectrometers of a series "Spektroskan" (GOST R 51947 – 2002) and chromato-mass spectrometry for
identification separate sulforganics connections

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Published

2019-11-26

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 3 (2011): Sorbtsionnye i Khromatograficheskie Protsessy

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How to Cite

Adsorption concentrating sulforganics connections as a variant of analytical control of process of hydroclearing diesel fuels. (2019). Sorbtsionnye I Khromatograficheskie Protsessy, 11(3). https://journals.vsu.ru/sorpchrom/article/view/1933

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