US2957778A - Brightening and stabilizing the color of metal salts of naphthene- and ethylhexanic acids and their solutions - Google Patents

Brightening and stabilizing the color of metal salts of naphthene- and ethylhexanic acids and their solutions Download PDF

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US2957778A
US2957778A US715835A US71583558A US2957778A US 2957778 A US2957778 A US 2957778A US 715835 A US715835 A US 715835A US 71583558 A US71583558 A US 71583558A US 2957778 A US2957778 A US 2957778A
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  • naphthenic acids and alpha-ethylhexanic acid, their metal salts and their solutions have a tendency to change color, or more especially, they readily turn dark upon heating. This applies especially to naphthenic acid with a low acid number and to the metal salts of this acid.
  • the darkening is partially due to a certain content of suliur in the naphthenic acids, and it has been proposed to eliminate such sulfur, for example by heating the acids in the presence of hydrogen peroxide or another peroxide, although alpha-ethylhexanic acid and naphthenic acids tree from sulfur or having been freed from sulfur are also subject to similar darkening phenomena.
  • the darkening interferes with those metal salts which normally have a light color and serve :as driers for making light colors, varnishes or lacquers.
  • darkened lead or calcium driers cannot be used as naphthenates or salts of ethylhexanic acid for making especially light colored lacquers.
  • other metal salts of the aforesaid acids ior example, zinc, cerium, lanthanum or zirconium salts, and for example, zirconyl salts or salts of similar metals.
  • the darkening of metal salts for example, the salts of the aforesaid metals and the darkening of solutions of these metal salts must be attributed to a catalyzed decomposition of the respective acids, a phenomenon which can be inhibited by admixing the metal salts with certain additions.
  • the metal salts to be stabilized or their solutions are admixed with tin salts soluble in these solutions. It is especially preferred to use the tin salts of naphthenic acid or alpha-'ethylhexanic acid (octanic acid), but there may also be used the tin salts of other acids, for example, resin acids.
  • tin salt sufiices already to obtain a very light colored drier not liable to substantial darkening even when'it is heated for a prolonged time to l20150 C. It is preferred to use ODS-2.0% by weight of tin metal in the form of the corresponding tin salt and calculated upon the solid drier. An amount outside the range indicated above, for example, 0.01% by weight or, for example, 3% by weight of tin salt may, however, also be used with good success.
  • the salts of bivalent tin proved somewhat more effective than those of te'travalent tin, but the latter may also successfully be used.
  • a color-stabilizing drier of the type described above can be melted without undergoing darkening. This fact is of special importance for the removal of molten material firom a drum.
  • the color-stabilizing eifect of the stabilizers used in this invention is indicated in Tables I to III below.
  • the color indexes indicate in each particular case how many milligrams of iodine must be dissolved in 1 liter of an aqueous potassium iodide solution to bring about the sanie color impression as with the corresponding metal salt.
  • the word heated as used in Table I is intended to mean that the specific specimen was kept for 3 hours at a temperature of 150 C. before the respective color index was determined.
  • Table II indicates the color-stabilizing effect of various tin salts in the preparation of solid lead naphthenate (metal content: 31% by weight), of lead naphthenate dissolved in white spirit (metal content: 15.5% by weight), of solid zinc naphthenate (metal content: 12% by weight), and of zinc naphthenate dissolved in white spirit (metal content: 6% by weight).
  • the process for stabilizing the light .color of waterinsoluble metal salts of organic acids which comprises preparing a homogeneous mixture of water-insoluble salts of metals selected from the group consisting of tin, lead, zirconium, cerium, lanthanum, zinc and calcium, said mixture containing as essential ingredients (1) a tin salt of an acid selected from the group consisting of naphthenic acids, resinous acids and a-cthyl hexanic acid and (2) a member selected from the group consisting of salts, of one of the aforesaid metals other than tin, of
  • naphthenic acids, of ot-ethyl hexanic acid, and mixtures Color-stabilization of lead naphthenate and zinc naphthenate with various tin salts metal Percent color index content, Sn-metal color after heat- Product percent stabilizer on solif index ing for 3 y product hours at weight 160 0.
  • unsfahili'mrl 140 180 Lead naphthenate solid 31 bivalent tin salt of alpha-ethylhexanic acid 0.3 35 35 bivalent tin salt of naphthenic acid 0.3 40 40 bivalent tin salt of resinic acid 0. 3 75 75 nrmtahiliwd 15 110 Lead naphthenate dissolved in 15 5 bivalent tin salt of alpha-ethylhexanic acid 0.3 8 13 white spirit.
  • a composition comprising a homogeneous mixture of water-insoluble salts of metals selected from the group consisting of tin, lead, zirconium, cerium, lanthanum, zinc and calcium, said mixture containing as essential ingredients (1) a tin salt of an acid selected from the group consisting of naphthenic acids, resinous acids and a-ethyl hexanic acid and (2) a member selected from the group consisting of salts, of one of the aforesaid metals.
  • a tin salt of an acid selected from the group consisting of naphthenic acids, resinous acids and a-ethyl hexanic acid
  • a member selected from the group consisting of salts, of one of the aforesaid metals Color-stabilizing efiect of tin salts on lead naphthenate dissolved in white spirit (metal content 15.5% by weight) and prepared by two difierent processes Percent Sn-mctal color Preparation of the lead
  • tin salt 25 8 spin 5 other than tin, of uaphthenic acids, of a-ethyl hexaznic acid, and mixtures thereof, the tin salt being present in an amount by Weight firom about 0.01 to about 3.0% calculated at metallic tin and referred to the amount of said other salts.
  • a composition comprising a homogeneous mixture of Water-insoluble salts of metals selected from the group consisting of tin, lead, zirconium, cen'um, lanthanum, zinc and calcium, said mixture containing as essential ingredients 1) a tin salt of "an aoid selected tfmom the group consisting of naphthenic acids, resinous acids and Jr-ethyl hexanic acid and (2) lead naphthenate, the tin salt being present in an amount by Weight from about 0.01 to about 3.0% calculated as metallic tin and referred to the amount of said other salt.

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