Patent classifications
C07C409/44
Radical initiators and chain extenders for converting methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid
Improved initiators, solvents, and SO3 mixtures are disclosed which can increase the yields and efficiency of a process which converts methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid (MSA). MSA is valuable in its own right, or it can be processed to create desulfured fuels and other chemicals. Preferred initiators have been identified, comprising at least one primary initiator, and at least one extender (or secondary, supplemental, enhancing, tuning, tweaking, or similar terms) initiator. Primary initiator(s) include (unmethylated) Marshall's acid, mono-methyl-Marshall's acid, and di-methyl-Marshall's acid, while a secondary/extender initiator comprises methyl-Caro's acid, which can oxidize sulfur DI-oxide (an unwanted chain terminator) into sulfur TRI-oxide (an essential reagent). Other enhancements to the MSA manufacturing process also are described.
Radical initiators and chain extenders for converting methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid
Improved initiators, solvents, and SO3 mixtures are disclosed which can increase the yields and efficiency of a process which converts methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid (MSA). MSA is valuable in its own right, or it can be processed to create desulfured fuels and other chemicals. Preferred initiators have been identified, comprising at least one primary initiator, and at least one extender (or secondary, supplemental, enhancing, tuning, tweaking, or similar terms) initiator. Primary initiator(s) include (unmethylated) Marshall's acid, mono-methyl-Marshall's acid, and di-methyl-Marshall's acid, while a secondary/extender initiator comprises methyl-Caro's acid, which can oxidize sulfur DI-oxide (an unwanted chain terminator) into sulfur TRI-oxide (an essential reagent). Other enhancements to the MSA manufacturing process also are described.
RADICAL INITIATORS AND CHAIN EXTENDERS FOR CONVERTING METHANE GAS INTO METHANE-SULFONIC ACID
Improved initiators, solvents, and SO3 mixtures are disclosed which can increase the yields and efficiency of a process which converts methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid (MSA). MSA is valuable in its own right, or it can be processed to create desulfured fuels and other chemicals. Preferred initiators have been identified, comprising at least one primary initiator, and at least one extender (or secondary, supplemental, enhancing, tuning, tweaking, or similar terms) initiator. Primary initiator(s) include (unmethylated) Marshall's acid, mono-methyl-Marshall's acid, and di-methyl-Marshall's acid, while a secondary/extender initiator comprises methyl-Caro's acid, which can oxidize sulfur DI-oxide (an unwanted chain terminator) into sulfur TRI-oxide (an essential reagent). Other enhancements to the MSA manufacturing process also are described.
RADICAL INITIATORS AND CHAIN EXTENDERS FOR CONVERTING METHANE GAS INTO METHANE-SULFONIC ACID
Improved initiators, solvents, and SO3 mixtures are disclosed which can increase the yields and efficiency of a process which converts methane gas into methane-sulfonic acid (MSA). MSA is valuable in its own right, or it can be processed to create desulfured fuels and other chemicals. Preferred initiators have been identified, comprising at least one primary initiator, and at least one extender (or secondary, supplemental, enhancing, tuning, tweaking, or similar terms) initiator. Primary initiator(s) include (unmethylated) Marshall's acid, mono-methyl-Marshall's acid, and di-methyl-Marshall's acid, while a secondary/extender initiator comprises methyl-Caro's acid, which can oxidize sulfur DI-oxide (an unwanted chain terminator) into sulfur TRI-oxide (an essential reagent). Other enhancements to the MSA manufacturing process also are described.
SOLVENT-FREE ALKANE SULFONATION
The present invention relates to an alkane-sulfonation process using alkane and sulfur trioxide, especially pure sulfur trioxide (100%) under solvent-free conditions in the presence of an initiator. It further relates to the use of a precursor which forms in-situ an initiator for manufacturing of alkanesulfonic acids, especially methanesulfonic acids.
SOLVENT-FREE ALKANE SULFONATION
The present invention relates to an alkane-sulfonation process using alkane and sulfur trioxide, especially pure sulfur trioxide (100%) under solvent-free conditions in the presence of an initiator. It further relates to the use of a precursor which forms in-situ an initiator for manufacturing of alkanesulfonic acids, especially methanesulfonic acids.
Novel Initiator For Preparing Alkanesulfonic Acids From Alkane And Oleum
A compound of the formula (I)
ALKSO.sub.2OOSO.sub.2OX, wherein ALK is a branched or unbranched alkyl group, especially a methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyl, isopropyl, isobutyl group, or a higher alkyl group, and X=hydrogen, zinc, Aluminium, an alkali or alkaline earth metal.
Novel Initiator For Preparing Alkanesulfonic Acids From Alkane And Oleum
A compound of the formula (I)
ALKSO.sub.2OOSO.sub.2OX, wherein ALK is a branched or unbranched alkyl group, especially a methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyl, isopropyl, isobutyl group, or a higher alkyl group, and X=hydrogen, zinc, Aluminium, an alkali or alkaline earth metal.
Novel Initiator For Preparing Alkanesulfonic Acids From Alkane And Oleum
A compound of the formula (I)
ALKSO.sub.2OOSO.sub.2OX, wherein ALK is a branched or unbranched alkyl group, especially a methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyl, isopropyl, isobutyl group, or a higher alkyl group, and X=hydrogen, zinc, Aluminium, an alkali or alkaline earth metal.
Characterization of the cocrystal products formed by metoprolol and dabigatran bases with L-theanine
Cocrystal compositions of metoprolol and dabigatran bases with enantiomers of theanine.