Propylene oxide-styrene monomer process

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds – Aromatic compound synthesis – From nonhydrocarbon feed

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585905, 585435, 585437, 585805, C07C 120

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052103544

ABSTRACT:
In the co-production oxide and styrene monomer, there is produced a sodium-containing heavy residue stream previously suitable only as a low grade fuel. In accordance with the invention, the heavy residue stream is contacted with aqueous acid, and the resulting mixture is phase separated into an aqueous sodium-containing phase and an organic phase reduced in sodium, and at least a portion of the organic phase reduced in sodium is converted to styrene monomer.

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