Dioxane removal from ether sulfate

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal

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2603406, 260458C, C07C14102

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042858810

ABSTRACT:
Dioxane impurities in ether sulfates are removed by using a novel steam stripping technique in which water is neither added to nor removed from ether sulfate. This is possible because the chemical potential of water in the vapor phase is kept at the same value as that of water in the solution phase. In this way, thickening and foaming are avoided while dioxane levels can be reduced to below 10 parts per million by weight in a single pass.

REFERENCES:
patent: B466304 (1976-03-01), Wolf et al.
K. L. Mittal, Editor, "Solution Chemistry of Surfactants", vol. 1, Plenum Publ. Corp., 1979, pp. 195-218.

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