US PATENT SUBCLASS 585 / 446
.~ By condensation of entire molecules or entire hydrocarbyl moieties thereof, e.g., alkylation, etc.


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400  DF  AROMATIC COMPOUND SYNTHESIS {15}
446.~ By condensation of entire molecules or entire hydrocarbyl moieties thereof, e.g., alkylation, etc. {13}
447  DF  .~.~> With specified flow rate through reactor or flow procedure within or at entrance to reactor
448  DF  .~.~> With preliminary treatment of feed
449  DF  .~.~> Plural alkylation stages
450  DF  .~.~> With plural separation procedures {1}
452  DF  .~.~> Attachment to side-chain, e.g., telomerization, etc. {1}
454  DF  .~.~> Feed other than hydrocarbon, hydroxy, monohalide, or ether
455  DF  .~.~> Resulting side-chain restricted to more than five C atoms, e.g., "detergent alkylate", etc. {1}
457  DF  .~.~> Using organometallic compound catalyst
458  DF  .~.~> Using S-containing catalyst
459  DF  .~.~> Using Al halide catalyst {2}
462  DF  .~.~> Using halogen-containing catalyst {3}
466  DF  .~.~> Using P-containing catalyst
467  DF  .~.~> Using metal, metal oxide, or hydroxide catalyst {1}


DEFINITION

Classification: 585/446

By condensation of entire molecules or entire hydrocarbyl moieties thereof, e.g., alkylation, etc.:

(under subclass 400) Subject matter wherein there is added to an aromatic hydrocarbon, or that moiety of an aromatic nonhydrocarbon which remains after atoms other than carbon and hydrogen have been removed, an acyclic straight or branched hydrocarbon molecule or that moiety of an acyclic nonhydrocarbon which remains after atoms other than carbon and hydrogen have been removed.

(1) Note. The ring compound onto which the chain is introduced may already include one or more side-chains, e.g., toluene, xylene, etc.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

470+, for a process in which a hydrocarbyl moiety which is only a part of a hydrocarbon molecule is added to an aromatic molecule.

709+, for alkylation of an olefin to produce a noncyclic hydrocarbon.