Production of carbon monoxide from carbonaceous material and zinc oxide
CA 1094286 A · Owner: Phillips Petroleum Company · Inventors: Skinner, Richard D.; Cines, Martin R.; Hanson, Donald O.
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A carbon source and zinc oxide are reacted to form a gaseous effluent comprising carbon monoxide and zinc. The zinc is removed from this gaseous effluent by condensation. The liquefied zinc is reevaporated con-, tacted with an oxidizing agent, and oxidized to zinc oxide which is introduced into the main reaction in contact with the carbon source. Preferably the liquid zinc is put into indirect heat exchange relationship with the gaseous effluent from the main reaction and/or into indirect heat exchange relationship with the zinc oxidizing reaction mixture.
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- Granted January 27, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 27, 1998.
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