A kind of method that biomass directly prepares annular fuel intermediate
A technology for biomass and intermediates, which is applied in the field of directly preparing annular fuel intermediates from biomass, can solve the problems of reducing conversion efficiency and product quality, and complicated separation and purification of intermediate products in multi-reactor operation, which is beneficial to industrialization and process. Simple and efficient effects
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[0014] Example 1: Mix lactic acid and choline chloride according to the molar ratio of 8:1 to prepare lactic acid / choline chloride ionic liquid, add corn cob to make its mass concentration 5%, according to the mass of corn cob and cyclopentanone Add cyclopentanone at a ratio of 1:3, add 4mmol tin chloride as a cocatalyst, and react at 60°C for 3h. The selectivities of C10 and C15 biofuel intermediates obtained in the liquid phase are 52.79% and 46.67%, respectively, and the total yield It is 99.46%, and the solid phase cellulose content is 78%.
Embodiment 2
[0016] Mix urea and choline chloride according to the molar ratio of 12:1 to obtain urea / choline chloride ionic liquid, add the radix radix herb residue to make the mass concentration 1%, and the mass ratio of corncob to cyclopentanone is Add cyclopentanone at 1:5, add 6mmol tin chloride co-catalyst, react at 100°C for 2h, the selectivities of C10 and C15 biofuel intermediates obtained in the liquid phase are 57.52% and 3.54%, respectively, and the total yield is 61.05% %, the solid phase cellulose content is 82%.
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[0018] Glycerol and choline chloride were mixed according to the molar ratio of 12:1 to obtain glycerol / choline chloride ionic liquid, and the energy plant pennisetum was added to make the mass concentration 2%. The ketone mass ratio is 1:10, cyclopentanone is added, 8mmol tin chloride co-catalyst is added, and the reaction is carried out at 120°C for 30min. The yield is 51.84%, and the solid phase cellulose content is 91%.
[0019] The above examples prove that by using the above-mentioned ionic liquid / metal chloride system, biomass can be directly converted into a ring-shaped fuel intermediate, and the process is simple and efficient.
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