Method for the continuous production of esters of thermally unst

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Nitriles

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560147, 560186, 560226, 558440, C07C255/03

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ABSTRACT:
A method for the continuous production of esters of thermally unstable acids by the esterification, with or without a catalyst, of the acids with alcohols is provided. The method involves esterification at temperatures of approximately 80.degree. C. to approximately 130.degree. C., essentially in a single reaction zone, to which the acid and an excess of alcohol are continuously supplied and from which a vapor stream containing alcohol and water produced by the esterification reaction are removed, while at the same time removing an ester-rich liquid reaction mixture from the single reaction zone, from which the ester is obtained.

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CA:88:169611, Abstract of Continuous esterification of substituted acetic acids with aliphatic alcohols, DD127117, Sep. 1977.
CA:106:175766, Abstract pf Synthesis and characterization of some cyanoacrylic esters, Rev Chim 37(3) 193-6, 1986.

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