Method for producing OH-terminal organo hydrogen polysiloxanes

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Silicon containing

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C528S031000, C556S451000, C556S463000, C556S465000, C556S466000

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07655811

ABSTRACT:
Hydroxyl-terminal organopolysiloxanes having diorganosiloxy groups and Si—H groups are prepared by reacting the appropriate chlorosilanes with less than 0.5 mol water per mol of hydrolyzable chlorine in a first step and recovering gaseous HCl, and more fully hydrolyzing with additional water in a second step.

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English Patent Abstract corres. to EP 0967236 A1.
English Patent Abstract corres. to DE 3126343 A1.
English Patent Abstract corres. to DE 10311724 A1.
English Patent Abstract corres. to JP 073330904.

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