Polymerization of 2-pyrrolidone with quaternary ammonium acceler

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526 69, 526 71, 528315, 528326, 528492, 528496, 528499, C08G 6924

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ABSTRACT:
A method of recovering and recycling quaternary ammonium accelerators for the polymerization of 2-pyrrolidone is disclosed. The method consists of removing the quaternary ammonium compound together with unpolymerized 2-pyrrolidone by washing the polymer with a solvent for both, such as water or methanol, neutralizing the solution immediately after washing and then removing the solvent at a sufficiently low temperature so that the quaternary ammonium compound is not decomposed.

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