Process for ultra low sulfur gasoline

Mineral oils: processes and products – Refining – Sulfur removal

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C208S20800M, C208S209000, C208S211000, C208S218000, C208S213000, C208S143000, C585S259000, C585S260000, C585S264000, C203SDIG006

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07090766

ABSTRACT:
A process wherein all of the unsaturates within a cracked naphtha stream are substantially hydrogenated to alkanes and the olefin depleted stream is then subjected to hydrodesulfurization to achieve the desired sulfur levels without the formation of recombinant mercaptans.

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