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titleOfInvention process for glyphosate synthesis
abstract A process for the synthesis of glyphosate The present invention is in the field of chemical engineering and discloses a process for obtaining glyphosate acid which comprises an electrodialysis step for converting disodioiminodiacetic acid (disida) to aminodiacetic acid (acid). The process of the invention provides significant reduction of raw material use, energy consumption and consequently a cost reduction. Moreover, in the formation of the outflow solution, as it does not contain a sodium salt-rich solution in the next step (pmida formation), there is no need for neutralization, thus drastically reducing the generated effluent.
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