Process for the removal of NO from fluid streams using a water-soluble polymeric chelate of a polyvalent metal
AssigneeThe Dow Chemical Company
InventorRobert R. Grinstead
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InventorRobert R. Grinstead
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The present invention relates to a cyclic continuous process and compositon for the removal of NO and SO.sub.2 from a variety of fluid streams. A fluid stream containing NO and SO.sub.2 is contacted with an aqueous solutin of water-soluble organic polymeric chelate containing a polyvalent metal, e.g., Fe (II). The NO is catalytically absorbed and in the presence of SO.sub.2, the imidodisulfonate is formed. Optionally, a reducing agent, such as sodium hydrogen sulfide, is added to maintain the polyvalent metal in the reduced state. The process next includes removal of the imidodisulfonate formed. The separation of water and low molecular weight materials and products, e.g. molecular weight below 500, usually occurs by ultrafiltration or dialysis, with recycle and re-use of the polyvalent metal chelate.
A cyclic process for the removal of NO from a fluid stream comprising mixtures of NO and SO.sub.2, which process comprises:
A process for the removal of NO from a fluid stream comprising mixtures of NO and SO.sub.2, which process comprises:
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