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60.<br />

identified (Reference 7) as the FEFO analogs <strong>with</strong> two <strong>and</strong> three methy’leneoxy chafns<br />

in the molecule, respectively.<br />

V VI<br />

Compounds V <strong>and</strong> VI seem to arise whenever the condensation medium is contaminated <strong>with</strong><br />

water. If one is aware of this beforeh<strong>and</strong>, the problem can be overcome by the use of<br />

fuming sulfuric acid, as shown i n Table 2.<br />

TABLE 2<br />

,<br />

EFFECT OF DILUTION WITH WATER ON FEFO SYNTHESIS<br />

~o10-s Components<br />

Case<br />

No. Condi tions<br />

<strong>with</strong> lower CC<br />

retention time $ FEFO $ *ah-boilers $ Yield<br />

-<br />

5 St<strong>and</strong>ard* 3.6 93.4 3-0 92.5<br />

6 IO$ H20 added to PDNE 4.3 44.7 51.0 83.6<br />

7 As in 93, <strong>with</strong> 20-29 2.9 93.4 3.7 77.7<br />

fuming &SO4 in place of<br />

conc. H SO<br />

2 4<br />

2.0 moles of FDNE (distilled) per mole of formaldehyde<br />

Results similar to those of Case No. 6 are obtained whenever the FDNE-methylene chlorido<br />

solutions are inadequately dried.<br />

If the FEFO product is still too highly Contaminated <strong>with</strong> V <strong>and</strong>/or VI, purifica-<br />

tion may be effected by low-temperature crystallization from methylene chloridchexane<br />

in a tedious, somewhat wasteful procedure, or by agitation <strong>with</strong> concentrated sulfuric<br />

acid. Result5 from the latter treatment are presented in Table 3. m<br />

TABLE 3<br />

PURIFICATION OF FEFO WITH SULFURIC ACID<br />

,<br />

Case<br />

No.<br />

8, crude<br />

#ole-% Components<br />

<strong>with</strong> lower CC<br />

retention time $ FEFO<br />

1.2 87.3<br />

$ Eiph-Boilers<br />

--<br />

v VI $ Recovery<br />

5.6 5.9 -<br />

8, purified<br />

9, crude<br />

9, purified<br />

1.7<br />

0.7<br />

1-4<br />

96.6<br />

95.6<br />

98-6<br />

0.1<br />

3.7 -<br />

1.6<br />

-<br />

82<br />

- -<br />

89 I1<br />

Extremely interesting results were obtained in the course of preparing FEFO from<br />

an FDNE-methylene chloride solution after attempted purification. This FDNE was prepared<br />

fro= f luorotrinitromethans in aethanolic solution. <strong>and</strong> the FDmmethylene<br />

chloride solution was later found to be highly contaminated <strong>with</strong> methanol <strong>and</strong> water.<br />

The crude FEFSmethylene chloride solution, following separation from the sulfuric<br />

acid layer, was divided into two equal portions. One portion was worked up in tho<br />

usual manner, <strong>and</strong> the other waa treated <strong>with</strong> two portions of concentrated sulfuric<br />

1<br />

4<br />

i<br />

i<br />

L

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