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SEPARATION OF LITHIUM FROM BRINES

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Water insoluble 14-crown-4 etheric polymer Lastly, another synthesis route was studied to synthesize a 14-crown-4 ether monomer in order to polymerize it and get a water insoluble adsorbent. The proposed synthesis has eight steps. In the first step, equimolar 1,3 propanediol and metallic sodium was mixed (See Figure A.11). Although sodium metal is very reactive against OH groups the synthesis could only be done by adding additional methanol (petrol ether is also tried but does not give reaction). The reaction proceeded under vacuum (100 mbar) at 90 oC for 24 hours. In order to get rid of methanol, the mixture was heated up to 130 oC under vacuum in final step. methanol +Na-O OH Figure A.11 14-crown-4 monomer synthesis step 1 HO OH Na (step 1) In the second step, sodium propanediol salt was mixed with dibromoethane (See Figure A.12). In order to sustain a well-mixed system, propanediol salt was first heated to 60 oC, then dibromoethane was dripped onto it. The reaction took place very fast, and due to the heat release during reaction, the temperature of the mixture increased rapidly. The reaction continued for 24 hours at 70 oC. The resulting product was tried to be separated by dissolving it in diethyl ether, but it didn’t work out. Than methanol was used to dissolve the mixture and the precipitated salt was filtered. During the next step which was the evaporation of methanol from the mixture, additional salt was precipitated, so it was thought that, methanol also dissolved the salt. In order to get rid of salt, the liquid part was decanted and used in the next step. 161

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