Method of synthesizing potassium sorbate
A technology of potassium sorbate and sorbic acid, which is applied in the field of synthesizing potassium sorbate, can solve the problems of high production cost, cumbersome process, and large equipment investment, and achieve the effects of energy saving, simple production process, and low equipment investment
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Embodiment 1
[0031] Example 1: Put 10kg sorbic acid and 0.5kgKOH into a vertical ball mill, adjust the rotating speed to 180 rpm, use water cooling to control the temperature between 25°C and 60°C, and then add 3.0kgKOH after 70 minutes 2 CO 3 , continue to grind for 100 minutes, during this period, if the temperature rises, you can stop grinding, add 10g CaO, and add 2.55kg K at the same time 2 CO 3 , Grinding ends in 120 minutes. Dissolution test and purity inspection are passed, dried at below 60°C, and packaged as a finished product.
Embodiment 2
[0032] Embodiment 2: get 5kg sorbic acid, add 0.28kgKOH and 1.38kgK 2 Put CO3 into a vertical ball mill reactor, adjust the speed to 220 rpm, use water cooling to keep the temperature below 80°C, grind for 50 minutes, and then add 0.69kg K 2 CO3, continue to grind for 70 minutes, add 6g of modified starch, add 0.54kg of KOH, 10g of microcrystalline cellulose at the same time, and finish grinding for 120 minutes. Dissolution test and purity inspection are passed, dried at below 60°C, and packaged as a finished product.
Embodiment 3
[0033] Embodiment 3: Put 20 kg of sorbic acid into a horizontal ball mill, add 1.48 kg of crystalline potassium carbonate, keep the pressure in the reaction system less than 0.08Mpa, and keep the temperature at 20°C to 50°C for grinding for 120 minutes, then add 8.6kg of K 2 CO3, continue to grind for 760 minutes, add 2.0kgKOH and 100g of diatomaceous earth and grind for another 120 minutes to complete the reaction, dry at 60°C, and pack.
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