Process for preparing high-purity HFC-125
A technology for HFC-125 and HCFC-124, applied in the field of preparing high-purity HFC-125, can solve the problems of safety consumption, high inversion temperature, disadvantage, etc., and achieve the effect of improved method and easy separation
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Embodiment 1
[0041] In the above reactor, 3.5 g of the above catalyst was added. Pretreatment with nitrogen, followed by a 1 / 1 ratio nitrogen / HF mixture at 360°C, followed by 5.0cc / min of HCFC-124, 4.0cc / min of HFC-134a at 210°C at atmospheric pressure A mixture with about 10 cc / min of helium was introduced into the reactor. The molar ratio of 134a / 124 is equal to 0.8.
[0042] The contact time refers to the ratio of the volume of the catalytic bed to the volume of the gas fed, which is 5.4 seconds at the reaction temperature and atmospheric pressure.
[0043] Gases from the reactor were analyzed by GLC with a thermal conductivity detector.
[0044] The following analysis results were obtained:
[0045] HFC-125 39.4 (mol%)
[0046] HFC-134a 3.5
[0047] HCFC-124 14.3
[0048] HCFC-133a 41.0
[0049] HCFC-123 1.8
[0050] other negligible
[0051] HCFC-123 and HCFC-124 are mixtures of possible isomers, respectively predominantly symmetrical forms of CF 3 -CHCl 2 and CF 3 -CHClF....
Embodiment 2
[0056] In the same reactor and under the same conditions, the HCFC-124 and 134a flow rates were increased to 8.3 and 8.1 cc / min, respectively, without helium dilution. Therefore, the molar ratio of 134a / 124 is equal to 0.97 and the contact time is 6.2 seconds.
[0057] The following analysis results were obtained:
[0058] HFC-125 28.4 (mol%)
[0059] HFC-134a 19.4
[0060] HCFC-124 21.3
[0061] HCFC-133a 30.2
[0062] HCFC-123 0.8
[0063] other negligible
[0064] The HCFC-124 conversion was equal to 60.5%, and the HFC-125 production rate was about 400 g / Kg catalyst / hour. The CFC-115 analysis yielded 9.2 ppm relative to the HFC-125 produced.
Embodiment 3
[0066] Under the same conditions as in the previous example, a mixture extremely deficient in 134a was fed, with a 134a / 124 molar ratio equal to 0.6, formed from 6.0 cc / min HCFC-124, 3.6 cc / min 134a and 13.2 cc / min helium. The contact time was 4.5 seconds.
[0067] The following analysis results were obtained:
[0068] HFC-125 41.0 (% mole)
[0069] HFC-134a 0.5
[0070] HCFC-124 15.4
[0071] HCFC-133a 35.7
[0072] HCFC-123 7.1
[0073] Other 0.3
[0074] The HCFC-124 conversion was equal to 76.4%, and the HFC-125 production rate was about 330 g / Kg catalyst / hour. The CFC-115 analysis yielded 39 ppm relative to the HFC-125 produced.
[0075] It follows that, by operating in the absence of 134a, the selectivity is reduced, CFC-115 is increased, other by-products occur and large amounts of HCFC-123 are formed.
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