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indole_amine
(Hive Bee)
10-29-04 01:25
No 538407
User Picture       industrial scale propylbenzene oxidation?

I don't know if this can be used for anything besides continuous acetophenone production at the multiple kilo stage: but if this is the case, I bet Orgy would *love* it... wink

The Effect of Dehydration in the Oxidation of Ethylbenzene to Acetophenone with Supported Catalysts
(Simon T. Man, Colin Ramshaw, Keith Scott, James Clark, D. J. Macquarrie, and Roshan Jachuck)
Org. Proc. Res. Dev., 5 (3), 204 -210, 2001

Abstract:
The influence of the product water formed in the catalytic oxidation of ethylbenzene to acetophenone using air in a batch reactor was studied. The water adsorbed in the hydrophilic catalyst supports, that is, alumina or silica, has a significant negative effect on the oxidation processes. The application of a dehydration unit in the catalytic oxidation of ethylbenzene with air in a batch reactor was studied using sulphuric acid, molecular sieves, and silica gel as dehydrants. Processes were developed to use the dehydration unit to dehydrate the condensed product, from a Dean Stark trap, and the reaction mixture. Experimental results confirmed that an improvement in reaction performance was achieved using the dehydration unit to decrease the water concentration in the reaction mixture below its saturation solubility. The effect of a continuous increase in the temperature of the oxidation process, compared to isothermal operation, is shown to improve the oxidation performance.

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psychokitty
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10-29-04 01:53
No 538413
      Shouldn't it be propylbenzene instead of ...

Shouldn't it be propylbenzene instead of propenylbenzene?

indole_amine
(Hive Bee)
10-29-04 01:56
No 538414
User Picture       oops

blush - was edited to propylbenzene now...

(although I don't know if propylbenzene would be oxidized at the right carbon..)

_{indole_amine}

psychokitty
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10-30-04 01:50
No 538662
      Propylbenzene forms propiophenone

As I understand it, acylophenones are the products of benzyl carbon oxidations of alkylbenzenes.

This reaction can also be performed with a 50:50 mixture of potassium permanganate/cupric sulfate pentahydrate in refluxing DCM, if I remember correctly.

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		indole_amine (Hive Bee) 10-29-04 01:25 No 538407				industrial scale propylbenzene oxidation?
						I don't know if this can be used for anything besides continuous acetophenone production at the multiple kilo stage: but if this is the case, I bet Orgy would love it... The Effect of Dehydration in the Oxidation of Ethylbenzene to Acetophenone with Supported Catalysts (Simon T. Man, Colin Ramshaw, Keith Scott, James Clark, D. J. Macquarrie, and Roshan Jachuck) Org. Proc. Res. Dev., 5 (3), 204 -210, 2001 Abstract: The influence of the product water formed in the catalytic oxidation of ethylbenzene to acetophenone using air in a batch reactor was studied. The water adsorbed in the hydrophilic catalyst supports, that is, alumina or silica, has a significant negative effect on the oxidation processes. The application of a dehydration unit in the catalytic oxidation of ethylbenzene with air in a batch reactor was studied using sulphuric acid, molecular sieves, and silica gel as dehydrants. Processes were developed to use the dehydration unit to dehydrate the condensed product, from a Dean Stark trap, and the reaction mixture. Experimental results confirmed that an improvement in reaction performance was achieved using the dehydration unit to decrease the water concentration in the reaction mixture below its saturation solubility. The effect of a continuous increase in the temperature of the oxidation process, compared to isothermal operation, is shown to improve the oxidation performance. _{indole_amine}



		psychokitty («») 10-29-04 01:53 No 538413				Shouldn't it be propylbenzene instead of ...
						Shouldn't it be propylbenzene instead of propenylbenzene?



		indole_amine (Hive Bee) 10-29-04 01:56 No 538414				oops
						- was edited to propylbenzene now... (although I don't know if propylbenzene would be oxidized at the right carbon..) _{indole_amine}



		psychokitty («») 10-30-04 01:50 No 538662				Propylbenzene forms propiophenone
						As I understand it, acylophenones are the products of benzyl carbon oxidations of alkylbenzenes. This reaction can also be performed with a 50:50 mixture of potassium permanganate/cupric sulfate pentahydrate in refluxing DCM, if I remember correctly.

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