Method for preparing pentafluoroethane
A pentafluoroethane and pentachloroethane technology, which is applied in the field of pentafluoroethane preparation, can solve problems such as tetrachloroethylene is easy to form carbon, pentafluoroethane has no competitive advantage, and equipment corrosion, so as to avoid adverse effects 、Solve the effect of high raw material cost and operating cost
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[0026] exist Put the quartz tubular reactor under ultraviolet light, and raise the temperature inside the tube to 100°C, ready to start the feeding reaction. After trichlorethylene is mixed with chlorine, drop into tubular reactor, the feed rate of trichlorethylene is 3945 grams / hour, and the feed rate of chlorine is 2343 grams / hour. The product of trichlorethylene and chlorine in the tubular reactor is directly washed with water and alkali, and rectified to obtain pentachloroethane with a purity of 99.0%. The charging amount of pentachloroethane per hour is 5908 grams, and the yield of pentachloroethane is 97.25%.
[0027] exist The stainless steel tubular reactor is filled with 5 kg of catalyst, which contains 2550 grams of aluminum fluoride, 250 grams of potassium fluoride, 2000 grams of chromium fluoride and 200 grams of cobalt fluoride. Warm up to 400°C with N 2 The catalyst was activated for 10 hours and then cooled to 300°C. After pentachloroethane and hydrogen f...
Embodiment 2
[0030] exist Put the quartz tubular reactor under ultraviolet light, and raise the temperature in the tube to 120°C, ready to start the feeding reaction. After trichlorethylene is mixed with chlorine, drop into tubular reactor, the feed rate of trichlorethylene is 3945 grams / hour, and the feed rate of chlorine is 2556 grams / hour. The product of trichlorethylene and chlorine in the tubular reactor is directly washed with water and alkali, and rectified to obtain pentachloroethane with a purity of 99.4%. The charging amount of pentachloroethane per hour is 6001 grams, and the yield of pentachloroethane is 98.78%.
[0031] exist The stainless steel tubular reactor is filled with 5 kg of catalyst, which contains 2400 grams of aluminum fluoride, 150 grams of potassium fluoride, 1200 grams of chromium fluoride and 1250 grams of cobalt fluoride. Warm up to 400°C with N 2 The catalyst was activated for 10 hours and then cooled to 320°C. After pentachloroethane and hydrogen fluo...
Embodiment 3
[0034] exist Put the quartz tubular reactor under ultraviolet light, and raise the temperature in the tube to 130°C, ready to start the feeding reaction. After trichlorethylene is mixed with chlorine, drop into tubular reactor, the feed rate of trichlorethylene is 3945 grams / hour, and the feed rate of chlorine is 2769 grams / hour. The product of trichlorethylene and chlorine in the tubular reactor is directly washed with water and alkali, and rectified to obtain pentachloroethane with a purity of 99.0%. The charging amount of pentachloroethane per hour is 5413 grams, and the yield of pentachloroethane is 89.10%.
[0035] exist The stainless steel tubular reactor is filled with 5 kg of catalyst, which contains 2550 grams of aluminum fluoride, 250 grams of potassium fluoride, 2000 grams of chromium fluoride and 200 grams of cobalt fluoride. Warm up to 400°C with N 2 The catalyst was activated for 10 hours and then cooled to 330°C. After pentachloroethane and hydrogen fluor...
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