Separation of acrylic acid from solutions thereof in tri-n-butyl

Distillation: processes – separatory – Plural distillations performed on same material – One a filming distillation

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203 75, 203 77, 562600, C07C 5144, B01D 122

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042193893

ABSTRACT:
Acrylic acid is separated from its solutions in tri-n-butyl phosphate by establishing from such a solution a vapor phase comprising substantially all of the acrylic acid and a portion of the solvent, at a temperature below the degradation point of the acrylic acid; next partially or totally condensing said vapor phase; and then distilling the acrylic acid from such condensation product, while maintaining an amount of acrylic acid at the base of the distillation column, and conducting the distillation under conditions such that neither solvent degradation nor acrylic acid crystallization results.

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