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titleOfInvention METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING PHTHALIDE
abstract In the prodn. of phthalide, phthalic anhydride is subjected to catalytic hydrogenation in the gas phase at 150-280 degrees C and 20 bar using Cu-contg. catalysts. Phthalide is useful as an intermediate, e.g. for dyes and pharmaceuticals. Gas-phase hydrogenation avoids the need for sepg. the product from solvent. Conversion is >90% and yields are >85%. Pref. catalysts are Cu- and Al-contg. catalysts, e.g. those described in DT 2445303. Hydrogenation temp. is pref. 180-250 degrees C, and pressure is pref. 10 bar. The residence time of the reaction mixt. in the catalyst zone is pref. 1-100 seconds.
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