Productive process for making conventional and low-unsaturation

Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Oxygen containing

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568618, 568621, 564475, 564505, C07C 4103, C07C21300

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ABSTRACT:
A productive process for making conventional and low-unsaturation polyether polyols is disclosed. The process involves continuous removal of allyl alcohol and lower allyl alcohol propoxylates from the polyol during manufacture. The process can be performed at high temperatures and/or low catalyst concentrations. Polyether polyols with exceptionally low monol contents can be prepared.

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