Patent classifications
C07C51/42
METHOD FOR PRODUCING PURIFIED ACETIC ACID
Provided is a method for producing purified acetic acid from a mixed solution containing acetic acid, an organic solvent, and water in an energy-efficient manner. The method, which is for producing purified acetic acid from a mixed solution containing acetic acid, an organic solvent, and water, includes: a distillation step in which the mixed solution is distilled and separated into a purified liquid rich in acetic acid and a separated liquid rich in an organic solvent; and a membrane separation step in which the water is separated from the purified liquid by a separation membrane. The purified liquid has a water concentration of 4 wt.% or less.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING PURIFIED ACETIC ACID
Provided is a method for producing purified acetic acid from a mixed solution containing acetic acid, an organic solvent, and water in an energy-efficient manner. The method, which is for producing purified acetic acid from a mixed solution containing acetic acid, an organic solvent, and water, includes: a distillation step in which the mixed solution is distilled and separated into a purified liquid rich in acetic acid and a separated liquid rich in an organic solvent; and a membrane separation step in which the water is separated from the purified liquid by a separation membrane. The purified liquid has a water concentration of 4 wt.% or less.
Chemical intermediates by catalytic fast pyrolysis process
In this invention, a portion of the products from a pyrolysis reactor are reacted in a process to form one or more chemical intermediates.
Chemical intermediates by catalytic fast pyrolysis process
In this invention, a portion of the products from a pyrolysis reactor are reacted in a process to form one or more chemical intermediates.
SOLID-SOLID SEPARATION PROCESS FOR LONG CHAIN DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS
The present disclosure provides methods for isolating a long chain dicarboxylic acid such as a substantially pure or pure long chain dicarboxylic acid from a fermentation broth containing microbial cells.
SOLID-SOLID SEPARATION PROCESS FOR LONG CHAIN DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS
The present disclosure provides methods for isolating a long chain dicarboxylic acid such as a substantially pure or pure long chain dicarboxylic acid from a fermentation broth containing microbial cells.
PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR PURIFICATION OF CITRIC ACID
Citric acid is purified to remove metal ions through a two-step filtration process. A first filter is used to perform a first filtration, then a second filter is used to perform a second filtration on citric acid solution that has been subject to the first filtration. The first and second filters can include the same filter membrane material. The filter used as the first filter can be a relatively dirtier, more loaded filter compared to the filter used as the second filter. The first filtration can be performed over four hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the first filter, and the second filtration can be performed over approximately two and one half hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the second filter. Such a purification process can remove calcium and magnesium ions to render citric acid suitable as a cleaning solution in semiconductor processing.
PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR PURIFICATION OF CITRIC ACID
Citric acid is purified to remove metal ions through a two-step filtration process. A first filter is used to perform a first filtration, then a second filter is used to perform a second filtration on citric acid solution that has been subject to the first filtration. The first and second filters can include the same filter membrane material. The filter used as the first filter can be a relatively dirtier, more loaded filter compared to the filter used as the second filter. The first filtration can be performed over four hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the first filter, and the second filtration can be performed over approximately two and one half hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the second filter. Such a purification process can remove calcium and magnesium ions to render citric acid suitable as a cleaning solution in semiconductor processing.
PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR PURIFICATION OF CITRIC ACID
Citric acid is purified to remove metal ions through a two-step filtration process. A first filter is used to perform a first filtration, then a second filter is used to perform a second filtration on citric acid solution that has been subject to the first filtration. The first and second filters can include the same filter membrane material. The filter used as the first filter can be a relatively dirtier, more loaded filter compared to the filter used as the second filter. The first filtration can be performed over four hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the first filter, and the second filtration can be performed over approximately two and one half hours of recirculating the citric acid solution through the second filter. Such a purification process can remove calcium and magnesium ions to render citric acid suitable as a cleaning solution in semiconductor processing.
Method for producing acetic acid
Provided is an acetic acid production method including an absorption step that enables efficient and energy-saving separation of methyl iodide in a downstream step, when provided, of separating methyl iodide from a solution after the absorption of methyl iodide. The acetic acid production method according to the present invention includes an absorption step in an acetic acid production process. In the absorption step, at least a portion of offgases formed in the process is fed to an absorption column, is brought into contact with an absorbent including an organic acid having a higher boiling point as compared with acetic acid to allow the absorbent to absorb an iodine compound from the offgas, and a gas having a lower iodine compound concentration as compared with the offgas, and a solution containing the absorbent and the iodine compound are thereby to be separated.