Method for preparing biodiesel in novel alkaline ionic liquid
A basic ion and biodiesel technology, which is applied in the field of biodiesel preparation and biodiesel preparation in binuclear alkaline ionic liquids, can solve the problem of less catalysts, and achieve the effects of mild reaction conditions, stable performance and fast reaction speed
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Embodiment 1
[0018] The experimental results of preparing biodiesel with different dinuclear imidazole dibasic catalysts under the condition that the molar ratio of alcohol to oil is 12:1, the amount of catalyst is 0.5% (based on the mass fraction of castor oil), the reaction temperature is 60°C, and the reaction time is 5h. MC 2 OH and MC 3 OH has the best catalytic effect, the selectivity of methyl ester is close to 99%, and the content of methyl ester in biodiesel is above 98%.
Embodiment 2
[0020] to MC 2 The performance of the OH catalyst is good. In the experiment, the other conditions are kept constant, and the influence of the reaction time is investigated. The content of methyl ester increases continuously with the prolongation of the reaction time. When the reaction reaches 5 hours, the content of methyl ester and methyl ester reaches 97.2%. , is close to chemical equilibrium, and the selectivity of methyl ester has been kept at the highest level, that is, above 98.9%.
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[0022] When the reaction time is 4h, the molar ratio of alcohol to oil is 12:1, and the reaction temperature is 60°C, different amounts of MC are added 2 OH catalyst, investigate the influence of methyl ester content and selectivity. The content and selectivity of fatty acid methyl esters all increase sharply with the increase of the amount of catalyst. When the amount of catalyst increases to 0.5%, the conversion rate of glyceride and the yield of methyl ester are at the highest level.
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