Preparation method of bis-fluoro-ethylene carbonate
A technology of bisfluoroethylene carbonate and bischloroethylene carbonate, which is applied in the field of preparation of electrolyte additive bisfluoroethylene carbonate, can solve the problems of using a large amount of solvents, solid waste, solid-liquid separation, etc. To achieve the effect of simple process route, easy to obtain raw materials and cheap raw materials
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Embodiment 1
[0020] (1) Add 209 g of dichloroethylene carbonate (purity: 75%, 1 mol) into a three-necked flask equipped with stirring, thermometer, condenser and tail gas absorption device; The hydrogen fluoride gas is continuously fed in at a speed of 0.5 L / min, and the nitrogen gas is continuously fed in at a speed of 0.5 L / min. The waste gas hydrogen fluoride and hydrogen chloride gas generated during the reaction are absorbed with lye. After 6 hours of heat preservation reaction, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 12.3%, and difluoroethylene carbonate was 60.1%; after heat preservation reaction for 12 hours, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 0.9%, and difluoroethylene carbonate was 0.9%. Substituted ethylene carbonate was 74.7%, and the reaction was over; (3) Rectification under reduced pressure, collecting 120g of 60-90°C / 100mmHg fraction (96.7% content), the yield was 93.6%.
Embodiment 2
[0022] (1) Add 184.7g of dichloroethylene carbonate (purity: 85%, 1mol) into a three-neck flask equipped with stirring, thermometer, condenser and tail gas absorption device, (2) Stir and heat up to 60°C, at 0.2L / min Continuously feed hydrogen fluoride gas at a speed of 1L / min, and at the same time continuously feed nitrogen gas at a speed of 1L / min. The waste gas hydrogen fluoride and hydrogen chloride gas generated during the reaction are absorbed with lye. After 4 hours of heat preservation reaction, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 7.6%, and difluoroethylene carbonate was 70.5%; after heat preservation reaction for 9 hours, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 0.5%, difluoroethylene Ethylene carbonate was 88.5%, and the reaction was over; (3) Rectification under reduced pressure, collecting fraction 118 at 60-90°C / 100mmHg (content: 97.8%), and the yield was 93.1%.
Embodiment 3
[0024] (1) Add 165.3 g of dichloroethylene carbonate (95% purity, 1 mol) into a three-necked flask equipped with stirring, thermometer, condenser and tail gas absorption device, (2) Stir and heat up to 60°C, at 0.3L / min Continuously feed hydrogen fluoride gas at a speed of 1L / min, and at the same time continuously feed nitrogen gas at a speed of 1L / min. The waste gas hydrogen fluoride and hydrogen chloride gas generated during the reaction are absorbed with lye. After 3 hours of heat preservation reaction, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 10.6%, and difluoroethylene carbonate was 83.3%; after heat preservation reaction for 6 hours, sampling analysis showed that dichloroethylene carbonate was 0.8%, difluoroethylene Substituted ethylene carbonate was 93.2%, and the reaction was over; (3) Rectification under reduced pressure, collecting 60-90°C / 100mmHg fraction 118 (content: 98.9%), the yield was 94.1%.
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