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Sodium m-nitrobenzenesulfonate (m-nitrobenzenesulfonic acid sodium salt), also known as resist salt S (resist saltS), anti-agent S (ludigol S), of the formula C .
6 H .
4 NNaO .
5 S, molecular weight of 225.
16, the formula for
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Product performance
Yellow amorphous particles or powder; melting point 70℃; easily soluble in water (25g/100mL water), soluble in ethanol , ether , acetone ; acid, alkali, and hard water resistance; oxidizing in neutral and alkaline media , Can offset the reducing power of insurance powder and carved white block
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2.
Production principle
The benzene is sulfonated with sulfuric acid and then nitrated with nitric acid to obtain m-nitrobenzenesulfonic acid, then neutralized with milk of lime, and replaced with sodium carbonate or sodium hydroxide to obtain the finished product
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3.
Process flow
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Technical formula (kg/t)
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Main equipment
Reaction kettle, neutralization tank, storage tank, suction filter, crystallizing pot, oven
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6.
Production process
Add 460kg of sulfuric acid (98%) and 335kg of fuming sulfuric acid into a stirred dry enamel reactor
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Stir, cool to below 30℃, add 335kg of benzene within 1.
5h, and control the temperature at 50~55℃ when adding benzene
Add 580kg of water and 460kg of lime milk to the neutralization tank, stir, and add the above-mentioned nitrification product within 1h
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After the neutralization reaction is completed, 420kg of liquid caustic soda (30%) is added to carry out a displacement reaction until the pH of the material is 7-8
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