Can we do that by dispersing heavy metals ions in that medium? If so, what is the possible mechanism that controls the trends of these cations towards the polar sulfur sites in organosulfur materials?
I think that the negatively charged sulfur compounds may interact with the positively charged metal-loaded sorbent but still I did not find that in the literature and my justification still lacks proper convincement. That means we do not find yet a technical solution for this very important point for oil companies, why and how?!
Thank you Shalini, but do you mean using exchange-ions (and/or adsorption properties) in specific solutions. If that what you mean, could you send me the links since I am very very concerned in these technologies.
desulfurization process that is efficient and cost effective for removal of middle distillate sulfur hydrocarbons. The technology uses a cyclic process of an adsorbent to adsorb and desorb. After the adsorbent is fully loaded with sulfur compounds, the adsorbent bed is regenerated by using a simple process to detach sulfur from adsorbent surfaces using recyclable strip solution. Thus, the adsorbent bed can be changed from operating mode into regenerating mode.
Prof. Rajeev Kumar, this partial definition of desulfurization process is commonly known, but my question is very specific. Anyway, thank you so much for your useful participation.
I think, the synergistic effect of surface charges and interaction of different organosulfur compounds with the heavy metal ions are responsible for controlling the overall reaction mechanism.
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