Oxidation of hydrogen halides to elemental halogens with catalyt

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Halogen or compound thereof – Elemental halogen

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423507, 423DIG12, C01B 700

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041072804

ABSTRACT:
A process for oxidizing hydrogen halides by means of a catalytically active molten salt is disclosed. The subject hydrogen halide is contacted with a molten salt containing an oxygen compound of vanadium and alkali metal sulfates and pyrosulfates to produce an effluent gas stream rich in the elemental halogen. The reduced vanadium which remains after this contacting is regenerated to the active higher valence state by contacting the spent molten salt with a stream of oxygen-bearing gas.

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