Method for reducing alkyne impurities in fluoroolefins
An impurity and zeolite technology, applied in the field of reducing alkyne impurities in fluoroolefins, can solve problems such as wide application limitations
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Embodiment 1-2
[0246] Embodiment 1-2 (comparison)
[0247] Examples 1-2 demonstrate that the CF contained in HFO-1234yf cannot be removed by Zeolite 3A 3 C≡CH impurity. Zeolite 3A has a pore opening of about 3 Angstroms and a Sanderson electronegativity of about 2.25.
[0248] make as indicated in Table 1 containing CF 3 A gaseous HFO-1234yf sample of C≡CH impurity was passed through a scrubber (7 inches long, 1.25 inches ID) containing approximately 100 ml of activated Zeolite 3A at room temperature. The exhaust gas from the scrubber was analyzed by GC and GC-MS. The results of the analysis are also listed in Table 1.
Embodiment 3-4
[0249] Embodiment 3-4 (comparison)
[0250] Examples 3-4 demonstrate that the CF contained in HFO-1434yf cannot be removed by Zeolite 4A 3 C≡CH impurity. Zeolite 4A has a pore opening of about 4 Angstroms and a Sanderson electronegativity of about 2.32.
[0251] make as indicated in Table 1 containing CF 3 A gaseous HFO-1234yf sample of C≡CH impurity was passed through a scrubber (7 inches long, 1.25 inches ID) containing approximately 100 ml of activated Zeolite 4A at room temperature. The exhaust gas from the scrubber was analyzed by GC and GC-MS. The results of the analysis are also listed in Table 1.
Embodiment 5-7
[0253] Examples 5-7 demonstrate that following contact with zeolite 5A, sufficient reduction in CF 3 CF in the mixture of C≡CH impurity and HFO-1234yf 3 Concentration of C≡CH impurity. Zeolite 5A has a pore opening of about 5 Angstroms and a Sanderson electronegativity of about 2.56.
[0254] make as indicated in Table 1 containing CF 3 A gaseous HFO-1234yf sample of C≡CH impurity was passed through a scrubber (7 inches long, 1.25 inches ID) containing about 100 ml of activated Zeolite 5A at room temperature. The exhaust gas from the scrubber was analyzed by GC and GC-MS. The results of the analysis are also listed in Table 1.
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