Synthesis of polyaspartic acid scale inhibitor from ammonium carbonate and maleic anhydride
Ren Feng-wei
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Ren Feng-wei
Abstract
Polyaspartic acid was synthesized with raw materials maleic anhydride and salvolatile.Nitrogen fixation required low temperature and improved temperature polymerization intermediate sub-acid poly amber(PSI),PSI alkaline hydrolysis into polyaspartic acid(PASP) scale inhibitors.Effect of reaction temperature,reaction time and condensity of the PASP on PASP were studied.Experiment results showed that n(MA)∶ n(AC) = 1∶ 1.2,reacted 1.5 h at low reaction temperature 65 ℃,reacted 1 h at high reaction temperature 178 ℃,PSI was prepared,then was hydrolyzed to generate polyaspartate at 75 ℃ under the concentration 2.0 mol/L of NaOH solution inhibitor polyaspartic acid salt,PASP concentrate was 2.0 mg/L,scale inhibition rate was 98.80%.
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Polyaspartic acid was synthesized with raw materials maleic anhydride and salvolatile.Nitrogen fixation required low temperature and improved temperature polymerization intermediate sub-acid poly amber(PSI),PSI alkaline hydrolysis into polyaspartic acid(PASP) scale inhibitors.Effect of reaction temperature,reaction time and condensity of the PASP on PASP were studied.Experiment results showed that n(MA)∶ n(AC) = 1∶ 1.2,reacted 1.5 h at low reaction temperature 65 ℃,reacted 1 h at high reaction temperature 178 ℃,PSI was prepared,then was hydrolyzed to generate polyaspartate at 75 ℃ under the concentration 2.0 mol/L of NaOH solution inhibitor polyaspartic acid salt,PASP concentrate was 2.0 mg/L,scale inhibition rate was 98.80%.
Key concepts: Polyaspartic acid, Maleic anhydride, Chemistry, Hydrolysis, Nuclear chemistry, Salt (chemistry), Ammonium, Polymerization