Review. Three French treatises, ed. R. M. Higman. Calvin, J.

Coleman, David

doi:10.1093/fs/26.3.319

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“…Effective removal of sulfur and nitrogen is achieved by employing hydrodesulfurization (9,19,20,33,38,42,50,71,100,118,120,122,129,136,144,160,177,181,251,255, 269) and hydrodenitrogenation (6,49,95,128,132,206,207,215), respectively. However, beneficial uses of these impurities have also been reported (30,44,62,291,332).…”

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Hydrocracking: A Review

Choudhary¹,

Saraf²

1975

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This paper conforms to the usual concept of an embellished literature survey and as such is useful as a review of technology. In an area of such broad scope no authors can be expected to offer a meaningful assessment of differing effects from the so numerous variables. There is value in the paper as an up-dating of events since the notable publications "Advances in . Hydrocracking" (Advan. Petrol. Chem. Refining, 8, 169 (1964)) and "Hydrocracking To-day and Tomorrow" (Petro/Chem Eng., 37, 32-35 (Oct 1965)).

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