Abstract: A process for producing an aromatic aldehyde compound has steps of converting alkyl-substituted or non-substituted benzene into a compound of formula I by halomethylation, and allowing the compound of formula I and alkyl aldehyde to react in presence of phase transfer catalyst at a reaction temperature under alkaline condition to obtain the aromatic aldehyde compound.

Abstract: A process for producing an aromatic aldehyde compound has steps of converting alkyl-substituted or non-substituted benzene into a compound of formula I by halomethylation, and allowing the compound of formula I and alkyl aldehyde to react in presence of phase transfer catalyst at a reaction temperature under alkaline condition to obtain the aromatic aldehyde compound.

Abstract: Provided is a phase transfer catalyst for producing an aromatic aldehyde compound, comprising a compound of formula I, wherein R1 is hydrogen, methyl, ethyl, isopropyl, isobutyl or tertbutyl; R4, R5 and R6 are independently selected from alkyl groups containing 1 to 6 carbon atoms; and X is fluorine, chlorine, bromine or iodine.

Abstract: A method for synthesizing 4,4-dihalogen-2-(dialkylamino)methylene-3-oxy-alkylbutyrate and its derivatives has acts of: (a) providing N,N-dialkylamino-alkyl-acrylate in a reaction vessel; (b) adding organic alkali, organic solvent and multiple molecular sieves into the reaction vessel; (c) mixing N,N-dialkylamino-alkyl-acrylate, the organic alkali, the organic solvent and the molecular sieves; and (d) adding 2,2-dihalogen-acetyl-chloride into the reaction vessel and allowing a synthetic reaction of 2,2-dihalogen-acetyl-chloride and N,N-dialkylamino-alkyl-acrylate to obtain 4,4-dihalogen-2-(dialkylamino)methylene-3-oxy-alkylbutyrate. The molecular sieves are able to remove water efficiently to prevent materials in the reaction vessel from undergoing side reactions or changing chemical properties. Furthermore, the molecular sieves are able to adsorb chloride to avoid polymerization reactions for improved yield.

Abstract: A container assembly has a raw-material container and a product-collection container, which are heat resistant and pressure resistant and have graduations formed on a sidewall thereof and a joint protruding therefrom. The product-collection container is detachably mounted on the raw-material container and communicates with the raw-material container through the joint. Since the raw-material container has graduations, an amount of raw materials can be consistently added in each batch, therefore, conditions of sublimation such as pressure, temperature or the like do not require adjustment and may just be monitored to ensure maximum yield is attained. Therefore, a sublimation procedure is simple, saves time and decreases product costs. Since, the product-collection container has graduations, an amount of product can be observed easily by the graduations and the product is easily removed without removing impure byproducts. Therefore, purity of the product can be increased.