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titleOfInvention METHOD FOR DRYING SUNSHINE OF NATURAL GAS AND SYNTHESEGAS
abstract The aim is a desulfurization process based on a highly active zinc oxide contact, which can be carried out over a wide temperature range and at high contact loads leads to a virtually complete desulfurization. The task of developing such a method using a contact mass which binds the pollutant to the absorption capacity of the contact practically completely by a solid reaction at high contact loads, is solved by using a contact according to the invention in the temperature range from 330 to 750 K has an activity constant a of at least 4.5 m3 gas / l contact and hour. The invention serves for virtually complete removal of sulfur compounds from synthesis and natural gas.
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