A Guide to Aniline Production - Das, Jagat Kumar
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A Guide to Aniline Production provides a thorough description aniline, an organic chemical used in various fields such as drugs, fuels, coatings, adhesives, dyes, pigments, herbicides, heat-resistant materials and sealants, and in the rubber and construction industries. It includes the methods of preparation of aniline and the processes for its manufacture, properties, and uses. The covered uses include catalyst deactivation, classification of commercial catalysts based on mechanical strength of the catalyst pellet, and selection of catalyst for the commercial aniline plant. The book also…mehr

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A Guide to Aniline Production provides a thorough description aniline, an organic chemical used in various fields such as drugs, fuels, coatings, adhesives, dyes, pigments, herbicides, heat-resistant materials and sealants, and in the rubber and construction industries. It includes the methods of preparation of aniline and the processes for its manufacture, properties, and uses. The covered uses include catalyst deactivation, classification of commercial catalysts based on mechanical strength of the catalyst pellet, and selection of catalyst for the commercial aniline plant. The book also includes operational processes for in situ catalyst reduction, production run, in situ catalyst regeneration, plant shut down, and the removal of catalyst pre-treatment used in the plant. A Guide to Aniline Production is a treatise on aniline that will greatly benefit students, academicians, researchers, industrial R&D scientists, plant personnel, and experts in the field as they carry on their activities related to aniline and aniline production.
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Dr. Jagat Kumar Das is a chemical scientist with 37 years of experience in the field. He taught at the Chemistry Department, Banaras Hindu University, India for 3 years. He also has over 6 years of experience in heterogeneous catalysis, and over 38 years of industrial experience in specialized studies related to aniline technology and other industrial projects, and in the management of intellectual property rights and collaborative research. He was a technical advisor for an organic chemical manufacturing company for 5 years. He is a Fellow of the of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge, UK; a Fellow of the Indian Chemical Society, Kolkata, India; a Life Member of the Catalysis Society of India, Chennai, India; and a Life Member of the Indian Society of Analytical Scientists, Mumbai, India. Dr. Das invented or co-invented 12 patents, 10 of which have been commercialized, including 3 processes which are used in commercial plants for the production of aniline.