Abstract:
N-ARYLSULFONYL - N'' - 2 - TETRAHYDRODICYCLOPENTADIENYLUREAS AND ANTIDIABETIC PREPARATIONS CONTAINING THEM, AND A METHOD FOR THEIR MANUFACTURE.
Abstract:
PRODUCTION OF N-(1-ALKEN-1-YL)-CARBAMYL CHLORIDES BY REACTION OF IMIDOACID ESTERS WITH PHOSGENE AND THE NEW N-(1-ALKEN-YL)-CARBAMYL CHLORIDES THEMSELVES, THE PRODUCTS ARE STARTING MATERIALS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PLANT PROTECTION AGENTS COATING INTERMEDIATES AND PLATICS.
Abstract:
New and valuable substituted thiolcarbamates having a good herbicidal action and a process for controlling the growth of unwanted plants with these compounds.
Abstract:
THIS PRODUCTION OF N-(1-ALKENYL)-CARBAMOYL COMPOUNDS BY REACTION OF A SCHIFF BASE WITH AN ACID CHLORIDE WITH OR WITHOUT ELIMINATION OF HYDROGEN CHLORIDE FROM THE END PRODUCT, AND THE NEW N-(1-ALKENYL)-CARBAMOYL AND N(1,3-DIALKENYL)-CARBAMOYL COMPOUNDS THEMSELVES. THE NEW N-(-ALKENYL)-CARBAMOYL AND N-(1,3-DIALKENYL)-CARBAMOYL COMPOUNDS WHICH CAN BE PREPARED BY THE PROCESS OF THE INVENTION ARE VALUABLE STARTING MATERIALS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF SURFACE COATING INTERMEDIATE, PLASTICS, PAINTS AND PLANT PROTECTION AGENTS.
Abstract:
Formic acid is isolated from mixtures containing formic acid, methyl formate, methanol and water by fractional distillation, the mixture being fed into the upper half of the distillation column and 5 to 15 theoretical plates being maintained above the feed point and 10 to 25 theoretical plates below the feed point. The formic acid is withdrawn at the bottom end of the column as an azeotrope with water, the azeotrope being in the liquid state or preferably in the vapor state.
Abstract:
Formic acid is isolated from mixtures containing formic acid, methyl formate, methanol and water by fractional distillation, the mixture being fed into the upper half of the distillation column and 5 to 15 theoretical plates being maintained above the feed point and 10 to 25 theoretical plates below the feed point. The formic acid is withdrawn at the bottom end of the column as an azeotrope with water, the azeotrope being in the liquid state or preferably in the vapor state.