Method for aromatizing synthetic oak moss
A technology for synthesizing oak moss and aromatizing, which is applied in the field of aromatizing synthetic oak moss, can solve the problems that the color of salt water is not easy to handle and is not suitable for recycling, etc., and achieves the effect of simple post-processing procedure and easy recovery.
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[0024] Put 200g of 2,5-dimethyl-dihydro-resorcinate methyl ester, 400g of water, and 400g of dichloromethane into a 2000ml four-necked bottle, and feed 800g of chlorine gas at 0-25°C, then separate the organic phase, Clean the dichloromethane in the organic phase, add 300g of acetonitrile, and after aging at 80°C for 5 hours, recover 200g of acetonitrile, cool down and filter with suction to obtain the crude oakmoss, and obtain a filter cake after drying to obtain 113g of the product, with a purity of 98.2% yield 90.9%.
Embodiment 2
[0026] 200g 2,5 dimethyl-dihydro-resorate methyl ester (containing the neutralized sodium chloride in the Michael addition reaction) and 400g methylene chloride and the water separated in the example 1 are added in the 2000ml four-necked bottle , at 0-25°C, feed 800g of chlorine gas, then separate the organic phase, collect the dichloromethane in the organic phase, add 600g of acetonitrile, react at 85°C for 10 hours, then recover 450g of acetonitrile, cool down and filter to obtain the synthetic The crude oak moss was dried to obtain 112.5 g of the product, with a purity of 98.1% and a yield of 90.5%.
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[0028] 200g 2,5 dimethyl-dihydro-resorate methyl ester (containing the neutralized sodium chloride in the Michael addition reaction) and 600g methylene chloride and the water separated in the example 2 are added in the 2000ml four-necked bottle , at 0-25°C, feed 800g of chlorine gas, then separate the organic phase, filter the water phase, filter the sodium chloride to collect dichloromethane in the organic phase, add 900g of acetonitrile, react at 86°C for 18 hours, and then recover the acetonitrile 790g, cooled to 10°C, and then suction-filtered to obtain the crude oak moss product, which was dried to obtain 110g of the product, with a purity of 98.6% and a yield of 88.5%.
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