Method of removing acetylene from anhydrous-hydrogen chloride

Details Method of removing acetylene from anhydrous-hydrogen chloride Method of removing acetylene from anhydrous-hydrogen chloride

1976-07-16

1977-07-12

Thomas, Earl C.

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Halogen or compound thereof

Hydrogen halide

423245, 260656AC, B01D 5334

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040354733

ABSTRACT:
Small amounts of acetylene in anhydrous hydrogen chloride can be reduced by heating the gas to a temperature within the range of about 300.degree. C to 500.degree. C in the presence of oxygen, said oxygen being in molar excess to that of the acetylene present. The process converts up to 99+% of the acetylene to vinyl chloride, carbon monoxide, other oxidation and chlorinated products with minimal production of chlorine which is an undesirable by-product.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3923963 (1975-12-01), Rideout et al.

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