A kind of separation method of hydroquinone reaction liquid
A separation method and reaction solution technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, preparation of organic compounds, organic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of increased metamorphic loss, large total loss, difficulty in balancing metamorphic loss and take-away loss, etc., to achieve Effects of reduced deterioration loss and low carry-over loss
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[0057] 180.1 g of the reaction solution of hydrogen peroxide hydroxylation of dehydrated phenol was continuously vaporized in a 100 ml vaporization kettle with a vaporization pressure of 15 mmHg and a vaporization temperature of 180° C. As a result of vaporization, 166.8 g of vapor phase condensate, 8.3 g of vaporized residual liquid, and 4.6 g of cold neck collected liquid were obtained.
[0058] The composition of each stock material and the material balance of each component are shown in Table 1, and Table 1 is the composition of each stock material obtained by vaporization and the material balance of each component. Among them, the loss rate of phenol during the vaporization process was 0.39%, that of catechol was 2.6%, and that of hydroquinone was 3.4%.
[0059] The 8.3g vaporization raffinate obtained by vaporization was continuously stripped with 120g phenol in a 100ml stripping kettle, the stripping pressure was 15mmHg, and the stripping temperature was 180°C. As a re...
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[0068] 180.1 g of the reaction solution of hydrogen peroxide hydroxylation of dehydrated phenol was continuously vaporized in a 100 ml vaporization kettle with a vaporization pressure of 15 mmHg and a vaporization temperature of 180° C. As a result of vaporization, 167.9 g of vapor phase condensate, 8.2 g of vaporized residual liquid, and 3.7 g of cold neck collected liquid were obtained.
[0069] The composition of each stock material and the material balance of each component are shown in Table 3, and Table 3 is the composition of each stock material obtained by vaporization and the material balance of each component. As can be seen from Table 3, the loss rate of phenol in the vaporization process is 0.39%, the loss rate of catechol is 2.5%, and the loss rate of hydroquinone is 3.4%.
[0070] The 8.2g vaporization raffinate obtained by vaporization was continuously stripped with 60.5g phenol in a 100ml stripping kettle, the stripping pressure was 15mmHg, and the stripping te...
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