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titleOfInvention Preparation of dl-lysine
abstract PURPOSE: To separate the titled compound which is a useful amino acid while recycling the organic solvent phase for use, by hydrolyzing an aqueous solution of an α-amino-ε-caprolactam at a specific temperature, and bringing the solution into contact with a specific organic solvent in the presence of ammonia. n CONSTITUTION: An aqueous solution of an α-amino-ε-caprolactam is hydrolyzed at 110W160°C, and the resultant reaction mixture obtained from the step (A) is transferred to a concentrating step (B) to adjust the moisture in the mixture to 30W70wt% for accelerating the separation in the next step. The resultant concentrate 4 is then transferred to an extracting step (C) and the condensed water 2" to a separating step (D). In the step (C), the concentrate 4 is brought into contact with an organic solvent 5, e.g. chloroform, in the presence of ammonia to give DL-lysine and the remaining water as an extraction residue 6. An organic solvent layer 7 containing the unreacted α-amino-ε-caprolatam 1' is transferred to the separating step (D) and reused for the step (A) as a raw material for the hydrolysis with the condensed water 2". n COPYRIGHT: (C)1981,JPO&Japio
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