Preparation of filterable double metal cyanide complex catalyst

Catalyst – solid sorbent – or support therefor: product or process – Catalyst or precursor therefor – Inorganic carbon containing

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502200, B01J 2726

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ABSTRACT:
The reaction products of metal salts and alkali metal cyanometallates are not easily separated because the particle size of the metallate is too small to allow filtration under normal conditions. Centrifugation, dialysis, or conversion to a filterable metal hydroxide salt are the methods previously described for separating the alkali metal salt formed during reaction from the catalyst. Reaction in the presence of an inert filter-aid has been found to give a filterable catalyst which can be washed clean of the alkali metal salt.

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