A method of catalytic oxygen oxidation of biomass to prepare oxygen-containing chemicals
A technology of oxygen oxidation and biomass, which is applied to the preparation of carbon-based compounds, chemical instruments and methods, and the preparation of organic compounds, etc. It can solve the problems of low formic acid yield, low yield, and high reaction energy consumption
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[0020] In this embodiment, biomass glucose is used as raw material, oxygen is used as oxidant, and H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 As a catalyst, it catalyzes the oxidation of biomass to produce oxygen-containing chemicals. Biomass oxidation experiments were carried out in a 25cm 3 Carried out in a high temperature and high pressure reactor. 0.16g glucose and 6.0mL reaction aqueous solution (wherein the volume fraction content of methanol is 50%, H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 The mass fraction content is 1.67%) into the reactor (wherein the addition of biomass glucose is 2.67% by mass fraction), the reactor is sealed, and the air in the reactor is replaced with oxygen, and then filled with 3.0MPa of oxygen . Put the reactor into the pre-heated heating mantle and start stirring. When the reaction temperature reaches 160°C, start timing. After 10 minutes of reaction, take out the reactor and quench it with a cold water bath to terminate the reaction. After the reactor was cooled to room tem...
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[0024] In this embodiment, biomass glucose is used as raw material, oxygen is used as oxidant, and H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 As a catalyst, it catalyzes the oxidation of biomass to produce oxygen-containing chemicals. Biomass oxidation experiments were carried out in a 25cm 3 Carried out in a high temperature and high pressure reactor. With 0.16g glucose and 6.0mL reaction aqueous solution (wherein the volume fraction content of ethanol is 50%, H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 The mass fraction content is 1.67%) into the reactor (wherein the addition of biomass glucose is 2.67% by mass fraction), the reactor is sealed, and the air in the reactor is replaced with oxygen, and then filled with 3.0MPa of oxygen . Put the reactor into the pre-heated heating mantle and start stirring. When the reaction temperature reaches 160°C, start timing. After 10 minutes of reaction, take out the reactor and quench it with a cold water bath to terminate the reaction. After the reactor was cooled to room...
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[0027] This embodiment is a comparative experiment, when comparing without adding methanol or ethanol, the yield of the product and the CO 2 yield.
[0028] In this embodiment, biomass glucose is used as raw material, oxygen is used as oxidant, and H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 As a catalyst, it catalyzes the oxidation of biomass to produce oxygen-containing chemicals. Biomass oxidation experiments were carried out in a 25cm 3 Carried out in a high temperature and high pressure reactor. 0.16g glucose and 6.0mL reaction aqueous solution (wherein H 5 PV 2 Mo 10 o 40 , the mass fraction content is 1.67%) and joins in the reactor (wherein the addition amount of biomass glucose is 2.67%), the reactor is sealed, and the air in the reactor is replaced with oxygen, and then filled with 3.0MPa oxygen. Put the reactor into the pre-heated heating mantle and start stirring. When the reaction temperature reaches 160°C, start timing. After 10 minutes of reaction, take out the reactor and q...
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