Benzophenone decarboxylation
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Question: The analysis of Benfield decarboxylation solution includes a chloride ion parameter; what is its role in this process, and how does it appear there?
The analysis of Benfield decarburization solutions includes a chloride ion test; its main effect is to cause corrosion to the equipment. The main reason is the substandard deionized water used in preparing the potassium carbonate solution.
The phenyldecarboxylation system uses stainless steel, and chloride ions in the solution cause severe corrosion of this material. Substitute the solution preparation time.
It could be a leak in the heat exchanger, caused by the circulating water
CL ions cause pitting corrosion in stainless steel, leading to steel embrittlement. Source: 1. It is possible that the heat exchanger has leaked potassium alkali solution into it ； 2. The desalinated water treatment was not up to standard, and impurities were introduced during the preparation of the potassium alkali solution ； 3. The previous system was for coal-to-gas production, and the chlorine was not completely removed.