High pure hexafluoropropylene oxide preparation method using extraction rectification

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for preparing high-purity hexafluoropropylene oxide by extraction and rectification. The method comprises the following steps: selecting epoxy chloropropane as an extracting agent, wherein the mass ratio of the extracting agent to HFPO-HFP mixture feed is controlled between (1-200): 1; introducing the HFPO-HFP mixture into an extraction rectifying tower, spraying the epoxy chloropropane from the tower top, and separating HFPO from the tower top to obtain HFPO with purity over 99 percent; and discharging HFP and the epoxy chloropropane from the bottom of the extraction rectifying tower to be pressed into a reclaiming tower once again, separating the HFP from the top of the reclaiming tower, and discharging the epoxy chloropropane from the bottom of the reclaiming tower to be pumped once again to return a spraying port on the top of the extraction rectifying tower for cycle use. The method selects the epoxy chloropropane as the extracting agent to make relative volatility of the HFPO and the HFP reach 1.5 to 3.7, so that the HFPO and the HFP can be well separated; meanwhile, the number of column plates required for rectification can be reduced, and investment cost can be reduced.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of preparation of fluorine-containing fine chemicals, and in particular relates to a method for preparing high-purity hexafluoroepoxypropylene by means of extraction and rectification. Background technique

[0002] Hexafluoropropylene oxide (HFPO for short), also known as perfluoropropylene oxide, is an important intermediate in the organic fluorine industry and a key raw material for the synthesis of high-performance fluorine chemical products. Due to its unique ring structure, it has a high degree of chemical activity and can be used to prepare intermediates of various fluorine-containing organic compounds and fluorine-containing fine chemicals. For example, self-polymerization can occur in the presence of a catalyst; under the catalysis of Lewis acid, it can Rearrangement into hexafluoroacetone; addition reaction with sultone and other acyl fluorides, followed by cracking to prepare perfluoroalkyl vinyl ether; nucl...

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