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Because of the way it's prepared, fresh catalyst is held intact and protected especially on the outside by inert steel. That outside layer (0.6wt¡ë as shown in Fig's 1 and 2) keeps acidic and metallic sites, especially those on the surface available for reaction. Access to those sites can be reduced, sometimes completely if reactive iron were allowed to accumulate or even plug surface pores of the catalyst. The catalyst can become useless once hydroisomerization or unchecked long-term contact with iron-rich reagent oils more than doubles superficial iron to 1.2 wt¡ë, or to 2Kh and 8Kh in Figures 1 and 2, respectively Since solid iron deposits are nearly impossible to remove, reagent oils must be rid of its iron content as much as possible [prior to reaction] in order to preserve the catalyst.
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- "with reduced or oxidized states" ±íʾ´øµç,ÒײúÉú·´Ó¦(¼´ "reactive"
- "can hardly be removed no matter by ..." = "nearly impossible to remove"
- Ô¤¼Æ"support bulk" ÔÒâÊÇ "±£³ÖÍêÕû" = "keep intact"
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