Separation method of by-products from preparation of 4-chloro-2-(trifluoroacetyl)-aniline hydrochloride
A technology of aniline hydrochloride and trifluoroacetyl, which is applied in the field of separation of by-products of 4-chloro-2-aniline hydrochloride, can solve the problems of high pressure on environmental protection, large consumption of liquid alkali, and high production costs, and achieves The effect of reducing environmental pressure, simple production equipment, and reducing pollutant emissions
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[0018] Add 500ml of solvent into the reactor, put in 300ml of 1,2-dichloroethane, use a 40cm packed column, heat up and distill under normal pressure, control the temperature rise rate to distill out liquid stratification, and ensure that the output of the upper aqueous phase is controlled at 40-50ml / min, the reflux flow rate of the lower layer is controlled at 80-100ml / min, after the top temperature is 80-82°C, after the anhydrous phase is distilled out, the dehydration ends, and the hydrochloric acid content in the water phase is detected to be 20.5%, and the acetic acid content is 3.5%; continue to recover two Ethyl chloride ends at a top temperature of 117°C, the content of dichloroethane is 97.4%, and the content of acetic acid is 2.3%.
[0019] The residue was rectified under reduced pressure, and the 50-60°C fraction at -0.095MPa was collected, and 96.7% of acetic acid was detected, and pivalic acid was recovered by continuing to raise the temperature and distilled, wit...
Embodiment 2
[0021] Add 500ml of solvent into the reactor, put in 400ml of 1,1-dichloroethane, use a 40cm packed column, heat up and distill at normal pressure, control the temperature rise rate to distill out liquid stratification, and ensure that the output of the upper aqueous phase is controlled at 40-50ml / min, the reflux flow rate of the lower layer is controlled at 80-100ml / min, after the top temperature is 80-82°C, after the anhydrous phase is distilled out, the dehydration is completed, and the hydrochloric acid content in the water phase is detected to be 21.5%, and the acetic acid content is 1.5%; continue to recover two Ethyl chloride ends at a top temperature of 115°C, and the GC content of dichloroethane is 98.4%, and the content of acetic acid is 1.2%.
[0022] The residue was rectified under reduced pressure, and the 50-60°C fraction at -0.095MPa was collected, and the acetic acid was detected to be 96.7%, and the pivalic acid was recovered by continuous heating distillation...
Embodiment 3
[0024] Add 600ml of solvent into the reactor, put in 400ml of 1,2-dichloropropane, use a 40cm packing column, heat up and distill at normal pressure, control the temperature rise rate to distill out liquid stratification, and ensure that the output of the upper aqueous phase is controlled at 40-50ml / Min, the reflux flow rate of the lower layer is controlled at 90ml / min, after reaching the top temperature of 80°C, after the anhydrous phase is distilled out, the dehydration is completed, and the hydrochloric acid content in the water phase is detected to be 22.5%, and the acetic acid content is 1.2%; continue to recover dichloropropane to the top temperature After finishing at 110°C, the GC content of dichloropropane was 98.4%, and the content of acetic acid was 1.1%.
[0025] The residue was rectified under reduced pressure, and the 50-60°C fraction at -0.095MPa was collected, and 97.2% of acetic acid was detected, and the pivalic acid was recovered by continuous heating distil...
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