1967
DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5010170405
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Extraction of tar acids from tar oils by aqueous acetamide

Abstract: Aqueous acetamide has been found to be a good solvent for the extraction of tar acids from low temperature carbonisation tar oils. Saturated acetamide solution at 15-30" in the molar ratio acetamide/tar acids of 3 : 1 effects a recovery of about 90% of tar acids originally present in the oil in two extraction stages. The tar acids are obtained in 77% purity, the impurities consisting of neutral oils and tar bases. Re-extraction with light petroleum can raise the purity of tar acids to 94%. Tar acids can be sep… Show more

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