Recovery of glycerine from saline waters

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

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423178, 423206R, C07C 2980, C07C 2986, C07C 3122

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045608121

ABSTRACT:
Glycerine is recovered from an aqueous waste stream containing but minor amounts of glycerine by the requested steps of; (1) evaporating, (2) contacting with pentanol, (3) separating precipitated salt, (4) flashing to remove pentanol, and (5) vacuum distillation. This process is particularly useful treating saline waste water resulting from the manufacture of epoxy resins.

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