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BASF wins two “IChemE Awards”
BASF received the top award – the “Entec Medal” – at the “IChemE Gala Awards Evening” in recognition of the development and application of its innovative ionic liquids. The company was also honored for developing dividing wall columns and for being the first company in the world to use this technology at the production scale. Our photo shows guest speaker Boris Johnson, Conservative Member of Parliament for Henley-on-Thames and editor of The Spectator magazine, Dr Peter Waite, Technical Director of Entec, the sponsoring company, Dr Matthias Maase and Dr Uwe Vagt, Global New Business Development of BASF’s Operating Division Intermediates, Dr Klaus Halbritter, responsible for Intermediates Research at BASF, and Prof John Archer CBE, Principal and Vice-chancellor of IChemE and vice-chancellor of Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh (from left to right).
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BASIONICSTM – A broad Portfolio of Ionic Liquids
Many chemical processes involve the formation of acids that must be removed in order to prevent decomposition of the finished product.
The conventional way to scavenge acids is to add a base, which reacts with the acid to form a solid salt. Removing these salts is a very complex process, however. The BASF Operating Division Intermediates has now developed a process called BASILTM technology that produces liquid salts, known to experts as Ionic Liquids. The developers of BASILTM received the BASF Innovation Award in October 2004 and the Innovation Award sponsored by the journal European Chemical News.
BASF markets its portfolio of Ionic Liquids under the trade name BASIONICSTM. The current portfolio comprises more than 20 different Ionic Liquids.
Photo: BASF, 2005
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BASIONICSTM – A broad Portfolio of Ionic Liquids
Many chemical processes involve the formation of acids that must be removed in order to prevent decomposition of the finished product.
The conventional way to scavenge acids is to add a base, which reacts with the acid to form a solid salt. Removing these salts is a very complex process, however. The BASF Operating Division Intermediates has now developed a process called BASILTM technology that produces liquid salts, known to experts as Ionic Liquids. The developers of BASILTM received the BASF Innovation Award in October 2004 and the Innovation Award sponsored by the journal European Chemical News.
BASF markets its portfolio of Ionic Liquids under the trade name BASIONICSTM. The current portfolio comprises more than 20 different Ionic Liquids.
Photo: BASF, 2004
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BASIONICSTM – A broad Portfolio of Ionic Liquids
Many chemical processes involve the formation of acids that must be removed in order to prevent decomposition of the finished product.
The conventional way to scavenge acids is to add a base, which reacts with the acid to form a solid salt. Removing these salts is a very complex process, however. The BASF Operating Division Intermediates has now developed a process called BASILTM technology that produces liquid salts, known to experts as Ionic Liquids. The developers of BASILTM received the BASF Innovation Award in October 2004 and the Innovation Award sponsored by the journal European Chemical News.
BASF markets its portfolio of Ionic Liquids under the trade name BASIONICSTM. The current portfolio comprises more than 20 different Ionic Liquids.
Photo: BASF, 2004
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