Rhodium recovery from hydroformylation reaction product

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

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568492, 203 49, 203 73, 203 74, 203 81, 203DIG6, B01D 334, C07C 4550

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ABSTRACT:
In the hydroformylation of alkenes to aldehydes, rhodium is recovered from the stripped overhead of the hydroformylation reactor by condensing the overhead, removing the bulk of the aldehyde product from the condensed overhead, stripping the residue which remains with nitrogen gas to remove minor amounts of highly volatile aldehyde product remaining in the residue and redistilling the residue to remove components from the condensed overhead which are lower boiling than the catalyst components. The catalyst components including rhodium and phosphine ligand are returned to the hydroformylation reactor.

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