Reduction in chemical oxygen demand of water from crude tetrahyd

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal

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203 14, 203 37, 203 42, B01D 334, C07D30708

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ABSTRACT:
A process for reducing the chemical oxygen demand of water removed from a mixture of crude tetrahydrofuran and water, said process comprising contacting said mixture in the vapor phase with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution, then optionally contacting the tetrahydrofuran-water mixture after condensation with a concentrated sodium hydroxide solution and separating water from the thus treated mixture, said water having reduced chemical oxygen demand over water that is removed from said mixture merely by distillation.

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