Stirring reactor and application thereof in condensation reaction of Grignard reagent
A reactor and agitator shaft technology, applied in the field of agitated reactors for condensation reactions, can solve problems such as complex composition of agitated reactors, failure of products to meet requirements, local side reactions, etc., to avoid poor mixing, enhance liquid renewal, and work well The effect of temperature
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[0074] (1) Add 200kg of magnesium chips and 2000kg of tetrahydrofuran into the mixer, add 200Kg of p-chlorotoluene, and add 2kg of initiator (1,2-dibromoethane), stir and heat up to 50-55°C, after the reaction is initiated, then Slowly add 1000Kg of p-chlorotoluene dropwise, keep the temperature at 750-85°C during the dropping process, after the addition is complete, react at constant temperature for 2 hours, take a sample to pass the GC test, and set it aside.
[0075] (2) Add 2000Kg tetrahydrofuran into the reaction kettle, stir and cool down to 0-10°C. Add 800kg o-chlorobenzonitrile and 1000kg tetrahydrofuran mixed solution. Control the reaction temperature at 0-10°C, add the above-mentioned Grignard solution dropwise, and complete the dropwise addition within 5 hours. After 4 hours of constant temperature reaction, take samples for GC detection, stop the reaction, and carry out post-treatment. Repeat the operation ten times, and the results are listed in Table 1.
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