Dehalogenation of halogenated aromatic compounds

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds – Aromatic compound synthesis – From nonhydrocarbon feed

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2082621, 2082625, 588208, 588210, 588249, 588901, C07C 120

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ABSTRACT:
Various halogenated aromatic compounds, particularly polychlorinated biphls, and the like, are dehalogenated by reaction with alkali metal in the presence of liquid hydrosiloxane. A selected solvent or diluent may be present. The alkali metal halide reaction product may be removed by washing. It has been found substantially complete dehalogenation is achieved readily at ambient temperatures when the hydrosiloxane is present. The dehalogenated aromatic moiety normally is recovered intact. This method has been found very effective in the destruction and removal of PCB contaminants.

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