Sulfur-oxygen compounds reaction with, phosgene

Over the course of their collaboration they extended the scope of the use of catalytic aluminium chloride to a wide variety of organic reactions (1) reaction of alkyl, acyl chloride, and unsaturated compounds with aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons (2) reactions of acid anhydrides, oxygen, sulfur, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and phosgene with aromatic hydrocarbons (3) cracking of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, and (4) polymerization... [Pg.601]

Section 4.2 reviewed reactions of oxygen, sulfur, and nitrogen nucleophilic compounds with phosgene equivalents (giving chloroformates, thiochloroformates, and... [Pg.337]

Production of phosgene by the gas-phase reaction of CO and chlorine using an activated carbon catalyst. Both feed gases are treated to remove oxygen, which poisons the catalyst sulfur compounds, which form sulfur chlorides hydrogen, which reacts with Iwth chlorine and phosgene to form HCl and water and hydrocarbons, which also form HQ. [Pg.232]