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Solvents for the production of terephthalic acid

2009-08-09View Original

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The information states that acetic acid is generally used as a solvent in the production of terephthalic acid. May I ask if there are any other solvents that can be used? If so, will acetic acid be replaced?
Reply #22009-08-10
According to available information, a new method for producing terephthalic acid is currently under development, namely the enzymatic production of terephthalic acid. This method proposes using nitrilase to produce terephthalic acid. It is estimated that acetic acid is no longer needed as a solvent for this technique.
Reply #32009-08-11
Thank you so much~~:loveliness:

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