Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series – Organic compounds – Oxygen containing
Patent
1986-05-12
1987-12-22
Lone, Werren B.
Organic compounds -- part of the class 532-570 series
Organic compounds
Oxygen containing
568438, C07C 7606
Patent
active
047147830
ABSTRACT:
A process for separating ortho- or meta-nitrobenzaldehyde from a feed mixture comprising ortho-nitrobenzaldehyde or metal-nitrobenzaldehyde and at least one other isomer from which the ortho- or metal-isomer is to be separated. The feed mixture is contacted at adsorption conditions with meta-selective adsorbent comprising a type X zeolite having sodium or lithium cations at exchangeable cationic sites or with an ortho-selective adsorbent comprising a type Y zeolite having alkali metal or alkaline earth metal cations at exchangeable cationic sites or a phosphate-substituted crystalline, aluminum silicate zeolite. Preferred desorbents are lower alkyl acetates and formates, acetonitrile and benzaldehyde.
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Franczyk Thad S.
Zinnen Hermann A.
Clarke Vera C.
Hall Jack H.
Lone Werren B.
McBride Thomas K.
Spears Jr. John F.
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