Process for removing mercury from alkali metal alkoxide solution

Liquid purification or separation – Materials removed – Cumulative poison

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75742, 75724, 210679, 210688, C02F 142, C22B 4300

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061562149

ABSTRACT:
A three-stage process for removing mercury contaminants from alcoholic alkali metal alkoxide solutions is provided, in which mercury is depleted in a first filtration through inert fibrous material, followed by a second filtration through pulverized coal, and then by concentration by distillation, to preferably provide a mercury content below 0.1 ppm.

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