Method for recycling tetrafluoropropionamide from N,N-diethyl-2,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropylamine fluorination waste liquid
A technology of tetrafluoropropionamide and Ishikawa reagent, applied in the separation/purification of carboxylic acid amides, organic chemistry and other directions, can solve the problems such as reports of tetrafluoropropionamide documents and patents that have not been found, achieve high use value and reduce content , the effect of simple operation process
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[0024] Add 500g of Ishikawa reagent fluorination waste liquid and 100g of water to a 2000ml four-necked reaction flask, which is equipped with a mechanical stirrer, a thermometer and an oil-water liquid container. Start the vacuum distillation, heat the material in the reaction flask to 60~70 through the oil bath o C. Control the vacuum degree to -0.08~-0.09MPa. The azeotrope of tetrafluoropropionamide and water is slowly distilled into the oil-water separator. The specific gravity of water is lighter than that of tetrafluoropropionamide. It will overflow from the oil-water separator. The mouth reaction flask continues to form an azeotrope with tetrafluoropropionamide, and the tetrafluoropropionamide is continuously distilled and recovered. The colorless and transparent liquid in the lower layer of the oil-water separator was collected to obtain 280 g of tetrafluoropropionamide with a recovery rate of 86%. GC chromatographic conditions: Agilent Gas Chromatography Model 7820; Co...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Add 200g of Ishikawa reagent fluorination waste liquid to a 500ml four-necked reaction flask, and add 100g of water to the dropping funnel. The four-neck reaction flask is equipped with a mechanical stirrer, a thermometer, an oil-water liquid container and a dropping funnel. Start the vacuum distillation, heat the material in the reaction flask to 70~80 through the oil bath o C. Control the vacuum degree to -0.08~-0.09MPa, and start to slowly add water from the dropping funnel. The azeotrope of tetrafluoropropionamide and water is slowly distilled into the oil-water separator at the same time. The specific gravity of water is four. The fluoropropanamide is light and will overflow from the oil-water separator to the four-necked reaction flask, continue to form an azeotrope with tetrafluoropropionamide, and continuously distill and recover the tetrafluoropropionamide. The colorless and transparent liquid in the lower layer of the oil-water separator was collected to obtain...
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[0032] Add 100g of water to a 500ml four-necked reaction flask, and add 100g of Ishikawa reagent fluorination waste to the dropping funnel. The four-neck reaction flask is equipped with a mechanical stirrer, a thermometer, an oil-water liquid container and a dropping funnel. Start the vacuum distillation, heat the water in the reaction flask to 50~60 through the oil bath o C. Control the vacuum degree to -0.08~-0.09MPa, start to slowly drip the waste liquid of Ishikawa reagent fluorination from the dropping funnel, and the azeotrope of tetrafluoropropionamide and water is slowly distilled into the oil-water separator at the same time The specific gravity of water is lighter than that of tetrafluoropropionamide. It will overflow from the oil-water separator back to the four-necked reaction flask and continue to form an azeotrope with tetrafluoropropionamide. The tetrafluoropropionamide is continuously distilled and recovered. The colorless and transparent liquid in the lower lay...
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