Under what circumstances would a physical solvent based acid gas removal process like Selexol be preferred over an amine based process?
A physical solvent-based acid gas removal process like Selexol is preferred over an amine-based process under circumstances characterized by high partial pressures of acid gases, especially CO2, and when selective removal of H2S from CO2 is desired. Selexol, which uses a physical solvent like dimethyl ether of polyethylene glycol (DMPEG), relies on the physical absorption of acid gases into the solvent based on their partial pressures. Amine-based processes, on the other hand, involve a chemical reaction between the amine solvent and t....
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