Electrogenerative cell for the oxidation or halogenation of hydrocarbons
CA 1292273 C · Owner: Mcintyre, John M. · Inventors: Mcintyre, John M.
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An electrogenerative cell and a process for the oxidation or halogenation of hydrocarbons is disclosed wherein a cell body containing a permselective membrane which divides said cell body into anolyte and catholyte compartments containing a liquid electrolyte consisting respectively of anolyte and catholyte and a porous anode and a porous cathode. Anolyte and catholyte compartments are fed respectively with a mixture of a liquid electrolyte and an unsaturated hydrocarbon and a mixture of a liquid electrolyte and a halogen or oxygen, wherein said electrolytes are fed to said cell at ambient or elevated temperature and pressure. A halogenated or oxygenated hydrocarbon is recovered and …
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- Granted November 19, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 19, 2008.
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