Recycling chloroacetic acid
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-7 00:22. Dear marine friends: Does anyone know how to recover chloroacetic acid from the mother liquor? I am currently working on this project; if anyone knows the answer, please help me out # hcbbs
The mother liquor is subjected to cryogenic treatment to precipitate chloroacetic acid, which is then processed further.
As mentioned on the second floor, actually, when the temperature drops, acetic acid also crystallizes
The mother liquor is hydrolyzed; dichloroacetic acid is reduced to monochloroacetic acid, which is then recrystallized to obtain monochloroacetic acid.
The mother liquor is hydrolyzed; dichloroacetic acid is reduced to monochloroacetic acid, which is then recrystallized to obtain monochloroacetic acid. We are working on it too.
This is a great thing; chloroacetic acid is very difficult to handle these days. Take it from you……
Hydrogenation reduction yields monochloroacetic acid.