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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 02, 2007
Filed:
May. 21, 2003
Hiroki Tanaka, Tokuyama, JP;
Yoji Mizushima, Tokuyama, JP;
Yoshikazu Kodama, Tokuyama, JP;
Tomoaki Fujii, Tokuyama, JP;
Manabu Kamamoto, Tokuyama, JP;
Koujiro Miyazaki, Tokuyama, JP;
Hiroki Tanaka, Tokuyama, JP;
Yoji Mizushima, Tokuyama, JP;
Yoshikazu Kodama, Tokuyama, JP;
Tomoaki Fujii, Tokuyama, JP;
Manabu Kamamoto, Tokuyama, JP;
Koujiro Miyazaki, Tokuyama, JP;
Tokuyama Corporation, Tokuyama, JP;
Abstract
A process of producing propylene chlorohydrin using a reactor having a one-way flow reaction area and a circulating flow reaction area which are connected in series. In this process, a propylene-containing gas is supplied to an aqueous solution of chlorine in the one-way flow reaction area to carry out at least part of a propylene chlorohydrin forming reaction so as to form a reaction mixture fluid containing propylene chlorohydrin and propylene and/or chlorine. The above reaction mixture fluid discharged from this reaction area is supplied to the circulating flow reaction area as at least part of a make-up medium, a propylene-containing gas and/or chlorine are/is supplied as required to continue the reaction in the circulating flow reaction area so as to obtain a reaction solution having a desired content of propylene chlorohydrin, and part of the reaction solution is extracted.
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