Purifying method for dibenzyl alcohol
A purification method and technology of dibenzyl alcohol, applied in the field of purification of organic raw materials, can solve the problems of long time consumption, residues, high energy consumption and the like
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[0028] In order to achieve the purpose of extracting the finished product dibenzyl alcohol to the organic phase by means of solvent extraction, and then realize the purification of dibenzyl alcohol by means of solvent crystallization. The present invention examines a variety of common organic solvents.
[0029] After the step of synthesizing terephthalic benzyl alcohol (yield 37g, water amount 600g) is completed, add 100g of extractant for extraction, separate the liquid while hot, then extract the water phase once with 100g of extractant, and collect the oil layer. The above two collected oil phases were naturally cooled to room temperature, recrystallized to obtain a white needle-like solid, and the extraction rate was calculated. In this embodiment, the internal standard method is used to determine the mass of the product in the extraction solvent / total mass of the crude product; the extraction temperature is 70°C. Obtain the extraction data of terephthalbenzyl alcohol in ...
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[0042] Based on the best extraction effect of n-butanol obtained in Example 1, this example will investigate the optimum extraction temperature of n-butanol. In the investigation of temperature, different temperatures also have a significant impact on the extraction effect. At room temperature, the extraction efficiency of n-butanol is poor due to the slow molecular motion rate of the two phases at low temperature; as the temperature rises, the extraction efficiency of n-butanol increases gradually, and it is the best at 75°C; , because n-butanol and water are azeotropic at 93°C, the extraction and separation effects are reduced. The extraction efficiency of n-butanol-p-phenylene benzyl alcohol under different temperatures is shown in Table 4:
[0043] Table 4 Extraction efficiency table of n-butanol-p-phenylene benzyl alcohol at different temperatures
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Embodiment 3
[0049] Based on the optimal result in Example 2, after the reacted aqueous solution was extracted twice, the oil phase was collected and concentrated for post-treatment. A small amount of product dibenzyl alcohol and n-butanol are entrained in the water phase, which is applied to the next batch of reactions. After applying mechanically for 5 times, after the salt content in the water is basically saturated, all the water phase is evaporated, and the mechanical application is continued, and the solid salt is harmlessly treated.
[0050]1. Add 30g (1.1equiv.) of sodium carbonate and 600g of water to the three-necked flask, stir evenly, then add 45g (1.0euqiv.) of p-dichlorobenzyl, 4.5g of n-butanol, heat up and reflux for 4.5 hours, and the reaction ends When cooled to about 80°C, add 100g of n-butanol for extraction, separate the liquid while it is hot, then extract the water phase with 100g of n-butanol once, collect the oil layer, concentrate until the weight of the oil phase...
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