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In the distillation of DMC produced as a by-product of coal-based ethylene glycol production, the color grade of the DMC product is on the high side

2019-08-21View Original

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We are working on a coal-based ethylene glycol project, with DMC as a by-product. Recently, the color value during DMC distillation has been relatively high, around 20. Could anyone with expertise advise me on what factors are related to this color value? Thank you
Reply #22019-08-22
The chromophore groups are generally aldehydes, or similar active carbonyl double bonds, right? It’s probably because the impurities weren’t removed thoroughly
Reply #32022-02-04
It contains unsaturated impurities, and the problem can be resolved through purification.

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