Removal of selenium from urethane solutions

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Selenium or tellurium or compound thereof – Binary compound

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423510, 560 25, C01B 1900

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ABSTRACT:
A method for the removal and recovery of selenium from a urethane solution containing selenium compounds, which may be in the form of inorganic selenium and/or organoselenium compounds, which comprises contacting the selenium-containing urethane solution at a suitable temperature with an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution and recovering the selenium from the resulting selenium compound enriched aqueous phase in a form suitable for reuse in the preparation of urethanes, the deselenized urethane remaining in the hydrocarbon and/or organic phase.

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