Patent Application: US-59330884-A

Abstract:
the invention is directed to a process for the production of sulfur containing organosilicon compounds by reaction of an oligosulfide obtained in the reaction solution from a hydrogen sulfide an alkali metal and sulfur with a haloalkylsilane .

Description:
the general procedure is fully described in example 1 , additional examples of synthesized sulfur containing organosilicon compounds of formula ( 1 ) prepared using the process of the invention together with the amounts employed , the starting materials used , and the analytical data of the product are set forth in tabular form . there were present in a 10 liter four neck flask equipped with a kpg stirrer , inner thermometer , reflux condenser , solid respectively liquid dosing apparatus a n 2 gassing apparatus and a waste gas line while simultaneously supplying nitrogen , 4 . 25 liters of ethanol and then 310 grams ( 5 . 25 moles ) of about 95 % sodium hydrogen sulfide . there were added to the milky solution 115 grams ( 5 . 0 moles ) of sodium in the form of a piece . this dissolved within 30 minutes with the vigorous development of hydrogen and an increase in temperature up to reflux temperature . to the solution cooled to about 30 ° c . there were then added all at once , 481 grams ( 15 . 0 moles ) of sulfur and directly subsequent there was begun the dosing of , in all , 2408 grams , ( 10 . 0 moles ) of chloropropyltriethoxysilane , whereby the temperature in the sump again increased to reflux temperature . after about 50 minutes the silane component was completely added and then the mixture was stirred for a further 1 . 5 hours under reflux , then cooled , filtered over a seitz pressure filter and the salt remaining on the filter washed twice with 200 ml of ethanol . after the ethanol was removed from the filtrate on the rotary evaporator at about 100 mbar pressure and up to a tempeature of 120 ° c ., there remained as a light yellow clear liquid the desired product bis ( 3 - triethoxysilylpropyl )- tetrasulfide in an amount of 2 . 66 kg ( 98 . 7 % of theory ). the expected structure can be confirmed by nmr and ir spectroscopy . the index of refraction n d 21 was determined to be 1 . 4938 . ______________________________________ % s % c % h % si______________________________________found 23 . 79 40 . 12 7 . 86 10 . 42theory 23 . 40 38 . 80 8 . 15 10 . 28______________________________________ following examples 2 - 9 were carried out analogously to example 1 . insofar as it is a matter of a monosulfide derivative after the reaction of the sodium naturally there is carried out no further addition of sulfur but there is immediately begun the dosing of the haloorganylalkysilane to the cooled sulfide solution . table 1 contains the most important date of examples 2 - 9 . the entire disclosure of german priority application no . p 3311340 . 8 is hereby incorporated by reference . table 1__________________________________________________________________________ starting materialsexamplesolvent hydrogen sulfide sulfur alkali metal silanenr . 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( g ) found found found found__________________________________________________________________________2 [( c . sub . 2 h . sub . 5 o ). sub . 3 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 3 ]. sub . 2 s 7 . 24 48 . 83 9 . 56 12 . 69 2463 7 . 10 48 . 02 9 . 87 12 . 023 [( c . sub . 2 h . sub . 5 o ). sub . 3 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 8 ]. sub . 2 s 5 . 50 57 . 68 10 . 72 9 . 63 3159 5 . 32 56 . 90 10 . 93 9 . 274 [( c . sub . 2 h . sub . 5 o ). sub . 3 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 3 ]. sub . 2 s . sub . 2 13 . 50 45 . 53 8 . 92 11 . 83 2401 13 . 43 44 . 86 9 . 22 11 . 295 [( h . sub . 3 co ). sub . 3 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 3 ]. sub . 2 s . sub . 3 22 . 75 34 . 10 7 . 15 13 . 29 2082 21 . 29 33 . 46 7 . 10 12 . 746 [( h . sub . 3 co ). sub . 3 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 2 ]. sub . 2 s . sub . 4 30 . 05 28 . 15 6 . 14 13 . 16 2120 29 . 06 27 . 20 6 . 38 13 . 857 [( h . sub . 5 c . sub . 2 ). sub . 2 ( h . sub . 7 c . sub . 3 o ) si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 3 ]. sub . 2 s . sub . 2 14 . 61 54 . 74 10 . 57 12 . 80 2175 14 . 09 53 . 71 10 . 42 12 . 178 [( h . sub . 5 c . sub . 6 )( h . sub . 5 c . sub . 2 o ). sub . 2 si ( ch . sub . 2 ). sub . 5 ]. sub . 2 s . sub . 3 15 . 34 57 . 46 8 . 04 8 . 96 3100 14 . 76 57 . 00 8 . 22 8 . 51 ## str3 ## 19 . 34 18 . 71 50 . 72 49 . 22 6 . 99 6 . 86 8 . 47 8 . 10__________________________________________________________________________