Process for chlorosilane intermediates manufacture
A technology of dialkyl ether and phenyl halide, applied in the field of preparing phenyl chlorosilane intermediates, can solve the problems such as not mentioning the preparation of phenyl chlorosilane
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[0034] Preparation of phenylmethyldichlorosilane and diphenylmethylchlorosilane
[0035] The process is carried out in a continuous manner in a reactor enabling the direct feeding of the substitutes thereto. The reaction was initiated by feeding magnesium, phenyl chloride and diethyl ether to the Grignard reactor, followed by MeSiCl in the coupling reaction 3 and toluene.
[0036] Ether to phenyl chloride was fed in a 4:1 ratio and magnesium was fed at a rate used to maintain the reaction (monitored by reactor temperature profile, jacket water temperature rise, and amperage of the agitation motor). MeSiCl 3 The feed depends on the desired Ph 2 SiMeCl / PhMeSiCl 2The ratio varies to obtain 0.25 to 0.90 mol PhCl / mol MeSiCl 3 coupling ratio. Toluene was fed in a 3:1 ratio to phenyl chloride in ether.
[0037] A rotameter was inserted into the toluene feed line to control the continuous flow to obtain the target toluene concentration in diethyl ether.
[0038] After the Grig...
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