Chemistry of carbon compounds – Dipeptides – e.g. – aspartame – anserine – carnosine – etc.
Patent
1978-05-09
1980-05-20
Sutto, Anton H.
Chemistry of carbon compounds
Dipeptides, e.g., aspartame, anserine, carnosine, etc.
260966, C07F 909
Patent
active
042039339
ABSTRACT:
A method of purifying triaryl phosphate to be used as electrical insulating oil, comprising a first step of washing the phosphate with the aqueous solution of alkali, a second step of diluting the phosphate with aromatic insulating oil, a third step of treating the diluted phosphate with acid clay in an atmosphere of dry gas so that the acid clay adsorbs the impurities in the phosphate and a fourth step of treating the phosphate under reduced pressure for removal of any remaining impurities therefrom.
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Mukai Sadayoshi
Otani Yoshiaki
Yamaguchi Osamu
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