Bioplasticizers
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This post was last edited by bxl025 on 2016-2-19 at 14:50. The new type of plastic plasticizer, chloromethyl ester, is a methyl ester of chlorinated fatty acids produced through a reaction using vegetable oil and chlorine as primary raw materials, in the presence of a catalyst. The new process enables continuous chlorination and continuous refining, with DCS being used for the entire production process. Apart from the by-product salt acid, no other waste materials are generated during production ； The products manufactured have good color and a high chlorine content; they represent clean production methods, and they are also suitable for the upgrading of existing chlorinated paraffin production facilities. Units and individuals interested are welcome to join in discussing and promoting this. bxl025@126.com
Is it a methyl chlorofatty acid ester? What’s the market situation like?
Yes, chemical products have been good this year.
I heard that there are a lot of oil droplets in the hydrochloric acid produced as a by-product of chloro fatty acid methyl esters – is it because the cooling effect of the condenser is poor?