Method for separating and extracting hydrogen chloride from byproducts containing hydrogen chloride
A technology of hydrogen chloride and by-products, applied in the direction of chlorine/hydrogen chloride purification, chlorine/hydrogen chloride, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to obtain hydrogen chloride, and achieve a reasonable process effect
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[0039] When organics are chlorinated, gaseous by-products containing HCl can be formed. For example, in the process of chlorination of methane to produce methyl chloride:
[0040] CH4+3Cl 2 →CHCl3+3HCl
[0041] Another example, when chlorination of benzene produces chlorinated benzene:
[0042] C6H6+Cl 2 →C6H5Cl+HCl
[0043] C6H6+2Cl 2 →C6H4Cl2+2HCl
[0044] C6H6+3Cl 2 →C6H3Cl3+3HCl
[0045] Another example, in the process of oxychlorination to vinyl chloride, the pyrolysis of dichloroethane:
[0046] 2C2H4Cl 2 →2C2H3Cl+2HCl
[0047] And so on, almost all organic chlorination reactions produce by-products containing hydrogen chloride.
[0048] (1) Composition of raw materials
[0049] The crude hydrogen chloride produced from the above-mentioned various processes carries various impurities. Among them are unreacted chlorine and organic matter, impurities brought by reactants in the preparation of organic chlorides, and catalyst solid particles entrained.
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