Impurity carryover in sulfonated fatty acids and diphenyl sulfones increases processing costs and degrades personal care product stability. These methods utilize specific solubility differentials to isolate high-purity lactonic or acidic fractions.
Residual organosulfur impurities and isomers hinder the production of high-grade 4,4'-dichlorodiphenyl sulfone. Eliminating these contaminants is essential for achieving the polymer-grade specifications required for high-performance sulfone polymers.