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Chemcial Industry and Engineering 2010, Vol. 27 Issue (6) :504-509    DOI:
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Technology of Recovery Diphenyl Sulfone from Polymer Containing PEK
WANG Shu-jiang1; WANG Zhe1; 2; MA Lan-yu1; 3
1.School of Chemical Engineering; Changchun University of Technology; Changchun 130012; China; 2.Changchun Xuyang-Fuwei-Jiangsen Limited Corporation of Seat Frame of Automobile; Changchun 130000; 3.Qilu Limited Corporation of Medicines; Jinan 250000; China

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Abstract In the process of synthesizing PEK, product, solvent, by��product and raw materials are mixed together as a solid after reaction at room temperature. In order to purify product from other substance, the solid mixtures are usually comminuted and soaked out by diphenyl sulfone, and then recover the solvent by distillation and drying. The leaching process of diphenyl sulfone from PEK product was studied. Experimental results show that the improved fat extraction process is the optimum leaching method and it is simple, easy to be controlled. The period of all matter being treated is about 2.16 h, the quantity of acetone being used during experiment is 0.03 L and the percentage of matter loss in comminution is zero. Meanwhile, the leaching mechanism was clarified and provided foundation for the design of production process. ����ͪ��PEK��
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WANG Shu-Jiang
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Keywords�� PEK   diphenyl sulfone   leaching technology   improved equipment of fat extraction     
published 2010-11-10
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WANG Shu-Jiang, WANG Zhe, MA Lan-Yu.Technology of Recovery Diphenyl Sulfone from Polymer Containing PEK[J]  Chemcial Industry and Engineering, 2010,V27(6): 504-509
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