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Why is the moisture content so high during the addition and condensation stage for producing glyphosate from glycine? ?

2016-11-03View Original

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During the production of glyphosate, the moisture content of substances such as methanol and triethylamine added by the company was within acceptable limits. However, after glycine was added, the moisture content in the reaction and condensation mixture rose to around 6–7%, indicating an abnormality. I hope many people will be able to come and discuss what’s going on. . .
Reply #22016-11-03
Could it be the water produced as a result of lipidation occurring during the reaction between glycine and the hemiacetal?

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