A production method of a fiber-loaded catalyst prepared by a microfluidic one-step method and its application in p-aminophenol

Abstract

The invention provides a production method of a supported fiber-type catalyst prepared by a microfluidic one-step method and its application in p-aminophenol. The three-dimensional chitosan sol is slowly added to the graphene oxide solution to obtain the carrier sol; the nickel nitrate The loaded solid superacid powder and the bronsted acidic ionic liquid are evenly mixed to obtain the loaded suspension; the coaxial microfluidic channel network is used as a device to inject the carrier solution, the loaded solution and the reducing agent into the syringe respectively, and the solution is controlled by a numerically controlled syringe pump. The flow rate of the carrier sol forms a stable thick shape in the channel, and the three are mixed and cured by the heating device, and the fibers are collected and further dried to obtain the supported fiber catalyst prepared by the microfluidic one-step method; The loaded fiber-type catalyst prepared by microfluidic one-step method and nitrobenzene are heated and hydrogenated for reaction, stirred until the reaction is completed, the reaction liquid is poured out and the catalyst is filtered to obtain p-aminophenol.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of medicinal chemistry, and in particular relates to a production method of a fiber-loaded catalyst prepared by a microfluidic one-step method and its application in p-aminophenol. Background technique

[0002] p-aminophenol, also known as p-hydroxyaniline, is an important organic intermediate widely used in medicine, dyes, pesticides, antioxidants, photosensitive materials, etc. There are many preparation methods of p-aminophenol. According to its raw materials, there are mainly the following process routes: p-nitrophenol method, p-nitrochlorinated benzene method, nitrobenzene method, phenol method and other process routes. Among them, phenol nitrosation method The products are complex, highly toxic, demanding operating conditions, large consumption of organic solvents, low yield, difficult product separation and solvent recovery, and serious environmental pollution; phenol and aniline coupling methods have relativel...

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