Linear alkylbenzene formation using low temperature ionic liquid and long chain alkylating agent
CA 2261735 A1 · Owner: Talma, Auke G. · Inventors: Lacroix, Christine P. M.; Shyu, Lieh-Jiun; Sherif, Fawzy G.
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Linear alkylbenzene compositions can be made by using as a catalyst, a low , temperature molten ionic liquid composition comprising a mixture of a metal halide and a base and, as the alkylating agent for the benzene reagent a , chloroalkane having an average carbon atom content of more than six an olefin , having an average carbon atom content of more than ten or a mixture of the , chloroalkane and the olefin. A novel ionic liquid which is also useful in , other reactions normally catalyzed by previously known ionic liquids comprises the reaction product of a metal halide such as aluminum , trichloride, and an alkyl-containing amine hydrohalide salt selected from the group consisting of a …
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