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publicationNumber KR-101475386-B1
titleOfInvention Method for producing highly pure anhydrosugar alcohols with improved flowability of distillation residue
abstract The present invention relates to a process for preparing anhydrosugar alcohol from a hydrogenated sugar as a raw material, and more particularly, to a process for producing anhydrosugar alcohol by converting anhydride sugar (for example, hexitol) A method for producing an alcohol-free alcohol by distillation of a liquid with a thin film distiller as a result of a conversion reaction, comprising the steps of: introducing a defoaming agent into a distillation residue discharge line during distillation to improve the flowability of the distillation residue to improve the distillation yield and subsequent purification efficiency; , And a technique capable of producing a high-purity, high-purity, alcohol-free alcohol.
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