Abstract: A method for knowledge representation and deduction of service logic includes: generating, based on a knowledge representation model, a semantic graph corresponding to conceptual-layer service logic, where the semantic graph includes one or more types of nodes and edges for connecting the one or more types of nodes, and the nodes include at least a node of a variable type; generating, based on the semantic graph and a physical table to which a service object is mapped, an instance graph, where the instance graph includes the nodes and edges in the semantic graph; generating executable code based on a service logic relationship between the nodes in the instance graph; and determining, based on the executable code and a data instance corresponding to a node whose in-degree is 0 in the instance graph, a data instance corresponding to each node in the instance graph.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for the selective hydrogenation of an unsaturated compound, particularly a method in an unsaturated compound or a mixture containing unsaturated compounds for increase of the light sulphides weight, hydrogenation of a polyunsaturated compound and isomerization of a monounsaturated compound. The method uses a supported catalyst. The supported catalyst contains at least one Group VIB non-noble metal oxide and at least one Group VIII non-noble metal oxide deposited on a carrier; and the catalyst has an optimized acid distribution on the surface of the catalyst, and more preferably has an optimized Group VIII/VIB metal ratio and a Group VIII non-noble metal density per unit of catalyst surface area.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a selective hydrogenation catalyst for an unsaturated compound. The supported catalyst contains at least one Group VIB non-noble metal oxide and at least one Group VIII non-noble metal oxide deposited on a carrier; and the catalyst has an optimized acid distribution on the surface of the catalyst, and more preferably has an optimized Group VIII/VIB metal ratio and a Group VIII non-noble metal density per unit of catalyst surface area. Using the catalyst of the present invention can have the following advantages: the weight increase of light sulphides in an unsaturated compound or a mixture containing unsaturated compounds, the hydrogenation of a polyunsaturated compound, the isomerization of a monounsaturated compound, high operation flexibility and a significant improvement in the effects of a hydrogenation treatment.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for the selective hydrogenation of an unsaturated compound, particularly a method in an unsaturated compound or a mixture containing unsaturated compounds for increase of the light sulphides weight, hydrogenation of a polyunsaturated compound and isomerization of a monounsaturated compound. The method uses a supported catalyst. The supported catalyst contains at least one Group VIB non-noble metal oxide and at least one Group VIII non-noble metal oxide deposited on a carrier; and the catalyst has an optimized acid distribution on the surface of the catalyst, and more preferably has an optimized Group VIII/VIB metal ratio and a Group VIII non-noble metal density per unit of catalyst surface area.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a selective hydrogenation catalyst for an unsaturated compound. The supported catalyst contains at least one Group VIB non-noble metal oxide and at least one Group VIII non-noble metal oxide deposited on a carrier; and the catalyst has an optimized acid distribution on the surface of the catalyst, and more preferably has an optimized Group VIII/VIB metal ratio and a Group VIII non-noble metal density per unit of catalyst surface area. Using the catalyst of the present invention can have the following advantages: the weight increase of light sulphides in an unsaturated compound or a mixture containing unsaturated compounds, the hydrogenation of a polyunsaturated compound, the isomerization of a monounsaturated compound, high operation flexibility and a significant improvement in the effects of a hydrogenation treatment.

Abstract: Disclosed is a process for absorbing methylacrolein, characterized in that it absorbs methylacrolein by an absorbent comprising an ionic liquid. The absorbent can absorb methylacrolein effectively, and it is easy to be separated from methylacrolein, regenerated and recycled. It is a green absorbent. The technique is a green methylacrolein absorbing and separating technique.

Abstract: Disclosed is a process for absorbing methylacrolein, characterized in that it absorbs methylacrolein by an absorbent comprising an ionic liquid. The absorbent can absorb methylacrolein effectively, and it is easy to be separated from methylacrolein, regenerated and recycled. It is a green absorbent. The technique is a green methylacrolein absorbing and separating technique.