WERKWIJZE VOOR DE BEREIDING VAN CARBONYLSULFIDE

Carbonyl sulfide is prepared by a process wherein carbon monoxide is caused to bubble through molten sulfur maintained at a temperature of from 300 DEG to 440 DEG C; and, the resulting gaseous mixture is maintained at a reaction temperature exceeding 510 DEG C but no higher than 650 DEG C.

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Main Authors MASAMICHI SHIMIZU TE ABIKO, SHIGERU OGAWA TE TOKIO, NOBUO TAKAHASHI TE IWABUSHI, KAZUSHIGE HIRAO TE HANAMATSU, SADAYOSHI MATSUI TE SHINIZU, JAPAN
Format Patent
LanguageDutch
Published 17.01.1994
Edition5
Subjects
CHEMISTRY
COMPOUNDS THEREOF
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
METALLURGY
NON-METALLIC ELEMENTS
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Summary:Carbonyl sulfide is prepared by a process wherein carbon monoxide is caused to bubble through molten sulfur maintained at a temperature of from 300 DEG to 440 DEG C; and, the resulting gaseous mixture is maintained at a reaction temperature exceeding 510 DEG C but no higher than 650 DEG C.
Bibliography:Application Number: NL19800004671