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    The document describes the production process of pentachlorophenol (PCP) from phenol and chlorine. PCP is produced through a two-step reaction, where phenol reacts with chlorine to form PCP, which then reacts with sodium hydroxide to form sodium pentachlorophenate. The production process involves reacting phenol and chlorine in a reactor, neutralizing with caustic lye, filtering, storing the biocel solution, and processing it through flaking, pulverizing, granulating, drying, and packing steps. PCP is used as a fungicide in paper, paint and textile industries.

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    The document describes the production process of pentachlorophenol (PCP) from phenol and chlorine. PCP is produced through a two-step reaction, where phenol reacts with chlorine to form PCP, which then reacts with sodium hydroxide to form sodium pentachlorophenate. The production process involves reacting phenol and chlorine in a reactor, neutralizing with caustic lye, filtering, storing the biocel solution, and processing it through flaking, pulverizing, granulating, drying, and packing steps. PCP is used as a fungicide in paper, paint and textile industries.

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    C6H5Oh+5Cl2 C6Cl5Oh +5Hcl: Phenol PCP

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    Anurag Tripathi
    The document describes the production process of pentachlorophenol (PCP) from phenol and chlorine. PCP is produced through a two-step reaction, where phenol reacts with chlorine to form PCP, which then reacts with sodium hydroxide to form sodium pentachlorophenate. The production process involves reacting phenol and chlorine in a reactor, neutralizing with caustic lye, filtering, storing the biocel solution, and processing it through flaking, pulverizing, granulating, drying, and packing steps. PCP is used as a fungicide in paper, paint and textile industries.

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    Reactions :-

    C6H5OH+5Cl2 C6Cl5OH +5HCl


    Phenol PCP

    C6Cl5OH + NaOH C6Cl5ONa+H2O


    PCP Caustic SPCP

    Block digram :-

    Chlorine Phenol

    R-1( Reactor ) HCL gas to scrubber

    Caustic lye

    R-2 ( Neutraliser )

    Flterpress

    Biocel solution Flaker


    storage tank

    Packing in carbouys
    Pulvariser

    Grannulator
    Dryer

    Packing in drums

    Uses:-
    Paper, paint, textile as fungiside.

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