Refining method of erythromycin thiocyanate
A technology of erythromycin thiocyanate and its refining method, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, preparation of sugar derivatives, sugar derivatives, etc., and can solve the problems of not providing refined erythromycin thiocyanate, etc.
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[0017] Take 50L of erythromycin filtrate, and use Cationic 600 flocculant to decolorize and remove impurities from the erythromycin filtrate. The amount of flocculant used is 0.4%. The light transmittance before treatment is 3.1%, the light transmittance of the filtrate after treatment is 15.7%, the protein content before treatment is 34.6mg / 100ml, and the protein content after treatment is 11.5mg / 100ml. The impurity-removed erythromycin filtrate is extracted with a special organic solvent for erythromycin, and the obtained erythromycin extract is further decolorized and impurity-removed with activated carbon. The amount of activated carbon used is 0.4%. Process control PH: 9.0, temperature: 35°C, potency of the extract: 15000u / ml; the light transmittance of the erythromycin extract before treatment was 39.8%, the light transmittance after treatment was 77.4%, and the protein content before treatment was 6.4% mg / 100ml, the protein content after treatment is 0.9mg / 100ml. The ...
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[0019] Take 50L of erythromycin filtrate, and use cationic 600 flocculant to decolorize and remove impurities on the erythromycin filtrate, the usage of flocculant is 1%. The light transmittance before treatment was 2.4%, the light transmittance of the filtrate after treatment was 13.6%, the protein content before treatment was 28.7mg / 100ml, and the protein content was 14.5mg / 100ml. The impurity-removed erythromycin filtrate is extracted with a special organic solvent for erythromycin, and the obtained erythromycin extract is further decolorized and impurity-removed with activated carbon. The amount of activated carbon used was 1%. Process control PH: 9.5, temperature: 30°C, extract potency: 30000u / ml; the light transmittance of the erythromycin extract before treatment is 37.6%, the light transmittance after treatment is 80.2%, and the protein content before treatment is 5.7% mg / 100ml, the protein content after treatment is 1.6mg / 100ml. The treated erythromycin extract was ...
Embodiment 3
[0021]Take 50L of erythromycin filtrate, and use cationic 600 flocculant to decolorize and remove impurities on the erythromycin filtrate, the usage of flocculant is 1.5%. The light transmittance before treatment is 3.7%, the light transmittance of the filtrate after treatment is 16.7%, the protein content before treatment is 27.5mg / 100ml, and the protein content is 15.7mg / 100ml. The impurity-removed erythromycin filtrate is extracted with a special organic solvent for erythromycin, and the obtained erythromycin extract is further decolorized and impurity-removed with activated carbon. The amount of activated carbon used is 1.5%. Process control PH: 10.5, temperature: 45°C, potency of the extract: 40000u / ml; the light transmittance of the erythromycin extract before treatment was 37.4%, the light transmittance after treatment was 78.7%, and the protein content before treatment was 6.2% mg / 100ml, the protein content after treatment is 1.1mg / 100ml. The treated erythromycin ext...
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