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Reaction optimization was achieved by varying flow rate, concentration and the reaction exotherm temperature. In this way glycidol nitration reactions were scaled-up from 0.85 moles up to 40.5 moles. In a single run 4.64 kg of glycidyl nitrate (99.8 % yield) of 99.9 % purity was produced. Similar optimization for HMMO nitration produced 5.5 kg of NIMMO (99.1 % yield) of 99.6 % purity in a single run. [Pg.362]

The potential energy profile is smooth without excessive barriers and too stable intermediates which would break the sequence of steps. The rate-determining step is found to be olefin insertion followed by isomerization, supporting the Halpern mechanism. Isomerization of the ethyl hydride complex is an important part of the rate-determining step. These two reactions, exothermic overall, has an overall barrier height of about 20 kcal/mol. The trans ethyl hydride complex, the product of ethylene insertion, may not be a local minimum (per MP2 calculation) and these two steps may well be a combined single step. [Pg.81]

The six-membered trioxides " , all aldehyde trimers, undergo Hoffmann-Woodward allowed concerted, unimolecular reactions (Table 22). Single bond rupture, followed by a rapid unzipping to products, is excluded by the reaction exothermicity. Ring opening of trioxane, viz. [Pg.424]

Optimization for Reversible Reactions Pontryagin Maximum Principle and the Simple Optimality Criterion for Exothermic Reversible Reactions (The Single Reaction Pseudo-homogeneous Model)... [Pg.257]

The alkoxides of metals, in general, do not present any serions fire or explosion hazards, as metal alkyls do. Only a few are flammable compounds nndergoing violent to vigorons explosive reactions. The single most hazardons property attribnted to metal alkoxides is their exothermic reaction with water. An alcohol and a metal hydroxide are generated. The reaction is as follows ... [Pg.598]

For liquid-phase reactions, a single PFR or CSTR reactor is often used. For a single reaction at isothermal conditions, the volume of a PI is smaller than that of a CSTR for the same conversion and temperature. However, for (1) autocatalytic reactions, where the reaction rate depends on the concentration of a product, or (2) autothermal reactions, where the feed is cold, but the reaction is highly exothermic, the volume of a CSTR can be smaller than a PFR, such that axial dispersion in a tubular reactor may actually be beneficial. In general, a... [Pg.213]

This is an exothermic, reversible, homogeneous reaction taking place in a single liquid phase. The liquid butadiene feed contains 0.5 percent normal butane as an impurity. The sulfur dioxide is essentially pure. The mole ratio of sulfur dioxide to butadiene must be kept above 1 to prevent unwanted polymerization reactions. A value of 1.2 is assumed. The temperature in the process must be kept above 65°C to prevent crystallization of the butadiene sulfone but below lOO C to prevent its decomposition. The product must contain less than 0.5 wt% butadiene and less thM 0.3 wt% sulfur dioxide. [Pg.118]

C or a part of C is put in a sep. funnel wich is connected to flask containing B ( wich can be a bottle), and a tube connect this flask to the bubbler into flask containing A, wich have other tube to redirect No and nitrite gases. Flask A is in water bath to keep rxn temp between 20 - 30 C /reaction is slightly exothermic) and stired magnetically. MeONO is bubbled in A with a bubbler that provides little bubbles (not necessary a gas difusor, but a single tube is not enough, you must increase then B and C). Bubbler is all deep as it is possible. [Pg.85]

Process. The QSL process (14) is a continuous single-step process having great flexibiUty in regard to the composition of the raw materials. In this process the highly exothermic complete oxidation, ie, the roasting reaction, can be avoided to some extent in favor of a weakly exothermic partial oxidation directly producing metallic lead. However, the yield of lead as metal is incomplete due to partial oxidation of lead to lead oxide. [Pg.38]

Dijferential Thermal Analysis (DTA) A sample and inert reference material are heated at a controlled rate in a single heating block. If an exothermic reaction occurs, the sample temperature will... [Pg.2312]

MINIMUM REACTOR VOLUME AT THE OTP OF A SINGLE CFSTR WITH A REVERSIBLE EXOTHERMIC REACTION ... [Pg.543]


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