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Issues with filtration and washing after the Grignard reaction

2015-06-15View Original

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After the Grignard reaction is complete, filtration by suction or centrifugation is carried out; so how is washing performed thereafter? How should one stir to ensure thorough cleaning? When done manually, it requires a lot of physical effort, and the smell is also stronger!
Reply #22015-06-15
Why was it sent twice? Please have the moderator delete this! Thank you! It seems it wasn’t sent at that time; an error was displayed!
Reply #32015-06-28
Can’t it be done by directly pumping it into the washing tank for washing and then discharging it in layers?
Reply #42015-06-29
Washing the Grignard filter cake in this way is problematic: firstly, the operating conditions are harsh (strong odors and high labor intensity); secondly, it’s not suitable for substances that tend to deliquesce and decompose easily!

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