Sodium phenylacetate crystal form A, and preparation method and application thereof
A technology of sodium phenylacetate and phenylacetic acid, applied in the directions of carboxylate preparation, carboxylate preparation, amide preparation, etc., can solve problems such as limitation, low crystal purity of sodium phenylacetate, poor stability, etc. The method is simple and easy to operate, and the reaction conditions are mild.
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[0026] The preparation of embodiment 1 sodium phenylacetate crystal form A
[0027] Add 200 mL of hydrochloric acid (5 mol / L) and 136.2 g of phenylacetamide into the container, heat until the reaction is complete, and cool down to crystallize. Filter and dry. The dried solid was added into 280 mL of methylcyclohexane and heated until completely dissolved. Cool down to crystallize, filter, and dry under reduced pressure to obtain 102.1 g of phenylacetic acid with a yield of 75.0%.
[0028] Add 75mL sodium hydroxide solution (10mol / L) and 102.1g phenylacetic acid to the container, stir until the reaction is complete, concentrate to dryness to obtain crude sodium phenylacetate, then add a mixed solution of 510mL acetonitrile and 15mL water, heat and stir until Dissolved completely, cooling down to crystallize. After filtration and drying under reduced pressure, 117.5 g of white crystalline powder was obtained, namely sodium phenylacetate crystal form A. Yield 99.1%, chemical ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] The preparation of embodiment 2 sodium phenylacetate crystal form A
[0032] Add 450mL of hydrochloric acid (3mol / L) and 181.5g of phenylacetamide into the container, heat until the reaction is complete, and cool down to crystallize. Filter and dry. The dried solid was added into 370mL cyclohexane and heated until completely dissolved. Cool down to crystallize, filter, and dry under reduced pressure to obtain 136.0 g of phenylacetic acid with a yield of 74.9%.
[0033] Add 135mL sodium hydroxide solution (7.5mol / L) and 136.0g phenylacetic acid into the container, stir until the reaction is complete, concentrate to dryness to obtain crude sodium phenylacetate, then add 680mL acetone and 20mL water mixed solvent, heat and stir Until the dissolution is complete, cool down and crystallize. Filter and dry under reduced pressure to obtain 157.2 g of white crystalline powder, namely sodium phenylacetate crystal form A. Yield 99.5%, chemical purity 99.95%.
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[0034] The preparation of embodiment 3 sodium phenylacetate crystal form A
[0035] Add 500mL of hydrobromic acid (4mol / L) and 272.3g of phenylacetamide into the container, heat until the reaction is complete, then cool down to crystallize. Filter and dry. The dried solid was added into 550mL cycloheptane and heated until completely dissolved. Cool down to crystallize, filter, and dry under reduced pressure to obtain 204.5 g of phenylacetic acid with a yield of 75.1%.
[0036] Add 300mL sodium bicarbonate solution (5mol / L) and 204.5g phenylacetic acid into the container, stir until the reaction is complete, and concentrate to dryness to obtain the crude sodium phenylacetate, then add a mixed solvent of 1000mL isopropanol and 30mL water, heat and stir Until the dissolution is complete, cool down and crystallize. Filter and dry under reduced pressure to obtain 235.3 g of white crystalline powder, namely sodium phenylacetate crystal form A. Yield 99.2%, chemical purity 99.97%...
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