Recovery of hydroxyaromatic compound from aqueous extract soluti

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

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C07C 3772

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061439371

ABSTRACT:
A method for efficiently recovering a hydroxyaromatic compound from aqueous extract streams of diaryl carbonate reaction mixtures, comprises contacting the aqueous extracts with a suitable solvent, preferably diphenyl carbonate or anisole. The aqueous stream may then be further recycled or reclaimed, and the hydroxyaromatic compound isolated from the solvent for disposal or further use.

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