RATIONAL USE OF CUBIC RESIDUES FROM ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL PRODUCTION

Authors

  • N. Salimova Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University
  • M. Guseinova Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University

Keywords:

Keys words: ethyl glycol, catalyst KU-2, diisopropyl ether

Abstract

Analysis one of the wastes of sulphate production of isopropyl alcohol-cube residue of the process of dehydration diisopropyl ether was spent.

Physical-chemical methods. Studing of composition allowed to carry out synthesis with getting of useful product. 

References

F. M. Shakhverdieva, N. A. Salimova, M. A. Guseinova "Expanding the resources of the synthesis of a dielectric fluid" // Oil refining and petrochemistry No. 5-2014, p. 37

Salimova N.A., Shakhverdieva F.M., Guseinova M.A. - Synthesis of a dielectric fluid based on the waste of sulfuric acid production of isopropyl alcohol // - Oil refining and petrochemistry № 11-2012, p 42

Salimova N.A., Shakhverdiyeva F.M., Amirov S.G., "Waste recycling" Baku-2011, art.99.

Synthesis of anionic detergents based on wastes of sulfuric acid hydration of propylene. Processes of petrochemistry and oil refining, 13.1 (49), Baku, 2012, pp. 20-24

Expansion of resources for the synthesis of dielectric fluid. Magazine No. 5. "Oil refining and petrochemistry". Moscow, 2014, p. 37-40. F. M. Shakhverdiyeva N. A. Salimova.

Purification and use of the bottom residue obtained in the process of isopropyl alcohol absolutization. Magazine No. 9. "Azerbaijan oil industry". Baku, 2014, p. 43-47 N. A. Salimova, F. M. Shakhverdiyeva E. D. Sadigov

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Published

2021-12-16

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 11(75) (2021)

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