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Treatment of inositol waste gas generated in calcium phytate production

2008-02-25View Original

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During the process of producing inositol through pressurized hydrolysis of calcium phytate, since calcium phytate contains certain impurities, a large amount of waste gas is generated when pressure is released after the reaction is complete. The main component of this waste gas is water vapor, but it has a strong, unpleasant odor. This odor needs to be addressed, yet the specific components causing it are unknown. I would appreciate it if someone could provide information on this matter. Thank you!

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