Process for recovering beta-alanine from sodium chloride solutio

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

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C07C 9912

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ABSTRACT:
.beta.-ALANINE IS RECOVERED FROM A STARTING SOLUTION OF SODIUM CHLORIDE AND .beta.-ALANINE BY: (A) EVAPORATING WATER FROM THE SOLUTION TO PRECIPITATE SODIUM CHLORIDE AND FORM A FIRST MOTHER LIQUOR; (B) SEPARATING THE FIRST MOTHER LIQUOR AND THE PRECIPITATED SODIUM CHLORIDE WHILE THE FIRST MOTHER LIQUOR IS HOT; (C) COOLING THE SEPARATED FIRST MOTHER LIQUOR TO PRECIPITATE .beta.-ALANINE AND FORM A SECOND MOTHER LIQUOR; (D) SEPARATING THE PRECIPITATED .beta.-ALANINE AND THE SECOND MOTHER LIQUOR; AND (E) RECOVERING THE SEPARATED .beta.-ALANINE.
If desired, the separated second mother liquor can be admixed with a second lot of the starting solution and processed therewith.

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patent: 3433832 (1969-03-01), Swanson

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