• CAS
  • |
  • C&EN
  • |
  • Journals
  • |
  • ACS

search site
Advanced Search »
  • Home
  • |
  • About CAS
    • CAS Media Library
    • CAS Quotes
    • Colors of Chemistry
    • 100th Anniversary Celebration
    • Careers at CAS
    • FAQs
    • Directions to CAS
    • Contact Us
  • |
  • Our Expertise
    • CAS Databases
    • Value Added Tools
    • Technical Service and Support
  • |
  • Solutions
    • Researchers
    • Professional Searchers
  • |
  • Products & Services
    • SciFinder
    • STN Family of Products
    • Science IP
    • CAS Client Services
    • CAS Document Detective Service
    • CD Products
    • Print Products
  • |
  • Support & Training
    • SciFinder
    • STN
    • STN Express
    • STN AnaVist
    • STN Viewer
    • STN on the Web
    • STN Easy
    • Academic Community
    • CAS Customer Care
  • |
  • News & Events
    • News Releases
    • What's New
    • Press Room
    • In the News
    • CAS - Science Connections
    • Trade Shows
Home   •   Patent Watch--October 26, 2009
Patent Watch--October 26, 2009

The following record is from the CAplusSM database

CAPLUS COPYRIGHT 2009 ACS

PATENT NUMBER: US 7586014
TITLE: The liquid phase selective hydroxylation of benzene
INVENTOR(S): Arunabha, Datta; Sakthivel, S.; Kumar, Satyarthi Jitendra
PATENT ASSIGNEE(S): Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India
SOURCE: U. S. Pat. Appl. Publ., 4pp. CODEN: USXXCO
LANGUAGE: English
ABSTRACT:
The process provides a direct single step selective liq. phase hydroxylation of benzene to phenol using environmentally friendly green oxidant, H2O2, and vanadyl pyrophosphate as the catalyst under mild reaction conditions. The process comprises reacting benzene with H2O2 in an org. solvent with molar ratio of benzene to H2O2 1:2-5, in the presence of vanadyl pyrophosphate catalyst with benzene to catalyst molar ratio 400-1600, at 50-70.degree., while agitating the reaction mixt., for 1-12 h, followed by cooling in cold water at 0-10.degree.. The process provides benzene conversion of 30-70% and selectivity for phenol of .ltoreq.100%.

View the full-text patent from USPTO.

Updated: 9/29/2009 10:17:55 AM
Share/Bookmark
Home  |  About CAS  |  Our Expertise  |  Solutions  |  Products & Services  |  Support & Training  |  News & Events
Copyright © 2010 American Chemical Society