Process for preparing polyarylene sulfides with sodium hydrosulf

Synthetic resins or natural rubbers -- part of the class 520 ser – Synthetic resins – From sulfur-containing reactant

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528 86, 528210, 528391, C08G 7516

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ABSTRACT:
Polyarylene sulfides are prepared by reacting a dihalogen aromatic compound with a sodium hydrosulfide in the presence of an alkali metal aminoalkanoate and a lithium halide in an organic polar solvent. This process can prevent a decomposition of the sodium hydrosulfide during dehydration and produce the polyarylene sulfides in a granular form in high yields and with high efficiency.
The polyarylene sulfides obtainable by this process are high in molecular weight and degree of whiteness and low in a content of salts remaining therein. Furthermore, the polyarylene sulfides are in the granular form so that they can be handled with ease because of their readily separability and washability.

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