Abstract: A continuous process to oxychlorinate olefins and aromatics is described, comprising the conversion of olefins and aromatics as component (a) with oxygen and hydrogen chloride as component (b) in the presence of a solid cuprous/cupric salt catalyst in a reactor, characterized in that components (a) and (b) are fed separately from each other in spatial terms into reaction zones and regeneration zones of the reactor, where the reaction zone shows a higher concentration of the catalyst in its oxidized form at the solids entry point than at the solids exit point, and the regeneration zone shows a higher concentration of the catalyst in its reduced form at the solids entry point than at its solids exit point, and where component (a) is fed into the reaction zones and component (b) is fed into the regeneration zones.

Abstract: The invention concerns an interfacing for stiffening outer garments which is formed from a composite of a nonwoven textile (19), a warp knit fabric with synthetic multifilament threads and weft threads (20). The composite according to the invention contains a loosely bonded nonwoven fabric (19 ) of fibre count 1 to 5 dtex and weight class 30 to 150 g/m.sup.2, a warp knit fabric of warp thread count 20 to 80 dtex, set of the warp 40 to 70 threads per 10 cm and fibre count 1 to 3.5 dtex and resilient weft threads (20) incorporated into each stitch course of the warp knit fabric of thread count 300 to 2000 dtex, set of the weft 70 to 130 threads/10 cm and, for a fibre proportion in excess of 50% by weight, a fibre count of 7 to 60 dtex.