Synthesis method of hydroxyethyl ethylenediamine
A technology of hydroxyethylethylenediamine and a synthesis method, applied in the direction of organic chemistry and the like, can solve the problems of high safety risk of ethylene oxide, waste of subsequent processing, power loss, etc. The effect of high safety
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[0032] Take 300g (5mol) of anhydrous ethylenediamine and add it to a four-neck flask with mechanical stirring, add 15.9g (0.15mol) of anhydrous sodium carbonate as a basic catalyst, stir at 400-600rpm, and slowly add it dropwise 432g (4.8mol) methyl glycolate, control the dropping time for 6 hours, and control the temperature during the dropping process to be 25°C; after the dropping is completed, stir for 2 hours, open the vacuum system, reclaim methanol, and take samples for detection in the middle until the methanol is recovered cleanly. The material is transferred into the autoclave;
[0033] Add 600g of dioxane, put in 30g of Raney copper as a hydrogenation catalyst, tighten the lid of the kettle, replace the air three times after the nitrogen leak test, and replace it with hydrogen twice;
[0034] Turn on the stirring at 400-600rpm, raise the temperature at the same time, raise the temperature to 170°C, fill in hydrogen to keep the pressure at 5±0.5MPa, observe the chang...
Embodiment 2
[0037] What this implementation method is different from Example 1 is that the addition of alkaline catalyst anhydrous sodium carbonate is 2.65g (0.025mol), and other steps are identical, obtain 393.45g product, molar yield 91.5%, gas phase detection purity is 99.1%.
Embodiment 3
[0039] What this implementation method is different from Example 1 is that the addition of alkaline catalyst anhydrous sodium carbonate is 5.3g (0.05mol), and other steps are identical, obtain 396.89g product, molar yield 92.3%, gas phase detection purity is 99.4%.
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