C07C22/04

Preparation Method for Triphenylchloromethane
20220234970 · 2022-07-28 ·

Disclosed is a preparation method for triphenylchloromethane, comprising the following steps: adding hydrochloric acid or a mixture of hydrochloric acid and Lewis acid to a mixture of triphenylmethanol and an organic solvent; stirring for reaction; removing the water layer after the completion of reaction to obtain an organic solution containing triphenylchloromethane. In the method, the conversion rate of triphenylmethanol is almost quantitative to be above 99%, and the content of triphenylchloromethane in the product obtained is above 99%. The operation is simple, and no waste gas is generated. Therefore, the method is environmentally friendly and suitable for industrialized production and can achieve better economic benefits.

Preparation Method for Triphenylchloromethane
20220234970 · 2022-07-28 ·

Disclosed is a preparation method for triphenylchloromethane, comprising the following steps: adding hydrochloric acid or a mixture of hydrochloric acid and Lewis acid to a mixture of triphenylmethanol and an organic solvent; stirring for reaction; removing the water layer after the completion of reaction to obtain an organic solution containing triphenylchloromethane. In the method, the conversion rate of triphenylmethanol is almost quantitative to be above 99%, and the content of triphenylchloromethane in the product obtained is above 99%. The operation is simple, and no waste gas is generated. Therefore, the method is environmentally friendly and suitable for industrialized production and can achieve better economic benefits.

Compositions and methods for stabilizing water sensitive clays and migrating fines in subterranean formations

Clay stabilization compositions include one or a plurality of triamino compounds and/or derivatives thereof, fluids containing an effective amount of the clay stabilization compositions and methods for making and using same.

Compositions and methods for stabilizing water sensitive clays and migrating fines in subterranean formations

Clay stabilization compositions include one or a plurality of triamino compounds and/or derivatives thereof, fluids containing an effective amount of the clay stabilization compositions and methods for making and using same.

METHODS FOR STABILIZING WATER SENSITIVE CLAYS AND MIGRATING FINES IN SUBTERRANEAN FORMATIONS

Clay stabilization compositions include one or a plurality of triamino compounds and/or derivatives thereof, fluids containing an effective amount of the clay stabilization compositions and methods for making and using same.

METHODS FOR STABILIZING WATER SENSITIVE CLAYS AND MIGRATING FINES IN SUBTERRANEAN FORMATIONS

Clay stabilization compositions include one or a plurality of triamino compounds and/or derivatives thereof, fluids containing an effective amount of the clay stabilization compositions and methods for making and using same.

Methods of controlling hydroformylation processes

The present invention relates to methods of controlling hydroformylation processes for producing normal (N) and iso (I) aldehydes at a N:I ratio. In one aspect, a method of controlling a hydroformylation process comprises contacting an olefin with carbon monoxide, hydrogen and a catalyst, the catalyst comprising (A) a transition metal, (B) a monophosphine, and (C) a tetraphosphine having the structure described herein, the contacting conducted in one or more reaction zones and at hydroformylation conditions to produce a blend of normal (N) and iso (I) aldehydes at a N:I ratio, the method comprising at least one of increasing the N:I ratio by adding additional tetraphosphine to a reaction zone; decreasing the N:I ratio by adding additional monophosphine to a reaction zone; or increasing the N:I ratio by volatilization of the free monophosphine.

Methods of controlling hydroformylation processes

The present invention relates to methods of controlling hydroformylation processes for producing normal (N) and iso (I) aldehydes at a N:I ratio. In one aspect, a method of controlling a hydroformylation process comprises contacting an olefin with carbon monoxide, hydrogen and a catalyst, the catalyst comprising (A) a transition metal, (B) a monophosphine, and (C) a tetraphosphine having the structure described herein, the contacting conducted in one or more reaction zones and at hydroformylation conditions to produce a blend of normal (N) and iso (I) aldehydes at a N:I ratio, the method comprising at least one of increasing the N:I ratio by adding additional tetraphosphine to a reaction zone; decreasing the N:I ratio by adding additional monophosphine to a reaction zone; or increasing the N:I ratio by volatilization of the free monophosphine.

Method of preparing trisubstituted ethylene compounds

Method of forming a trisubstituted ethylene compound, the method comprising: (A) providing a trisubstituted ethylene compound bearing a first, a second and a third substituent, in which the first and the second substituent are bound to the one olefinic carbon atom and are different from one another; (B) providing a monosubstituted ethylene compound or a disubstituted ethylene compound in which the substituents are vicinally bound to the olefinic carbon atoms, bearing at least a fourth substituent, respectively; (C) subjecting the trisubstituted ethylene compound provided in step (A) to a cross-metathesis reaction with olefin provided in step (B) to form said trisubstituted ethylene, wherein the cross-metathesis reaction is catalysed by a transition metal complex bearing ligands from which one ligand is a carbene ligand, wherein the carbene complex is characterized by a M=C moiety, wherein M is the transition metal; and wherein the reaction proceeds stereoselectively.

Method of preparing trisubstituted ethylene compounds

Method of forming a trisubstituted ethylene compound, the method comprising: (A) providing a trisubstituted ethylene compound bearing a first, a second and a third substituent, in which the first and the second substituent are bound to the one olefinic carbon atom and are different from one another; (B) providing a monosubstituted ethylene compound or a disubstituted ethylene compound in which the substituents are vicinally bound to the olefinic carbon atoms, bearing at least a fourth substituent, respectively; (C) subjecting the trisubstituted ethylene compound provided in step (A) to a cross-metathesis reaction with olefin provided in step (B) to form said trisubstituted ethylene, wherein the cross-metathesis reaction is catalysed by a transition metal complex bearing ligands from which one ligand is a carbene ligand, wherein the carbene complex is characterized by a M=C moiety, wherein M is the transition metal; and wherein the reaction proceeds stereoselectively.