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ZSM-5 for furfural to γ-valerolactone: Non-precious Metals Loading Experiment
Abstract Accepted
Yiwen Han / Tianjin University
Lei Ye / Tianjin University
Xuebin Lyu / Tibet University
γ-Valerolactone (GVL) is an important intermediate for the preparation of fuels and value-added chemicals. In my research, the method of producing GVL from furfural was studied, and new catalysts for molecular sieve loading of non-precious metals were prepared. Finally, the reaction pathway was explored.
This experiment explores the preparation of GVL in one step using furfural. Alcohol that does not produce high hydrogen pressure replaces H2 and three non-noble metals that promote dehydrogenation or their oxides are combined with molecular sieves. A synergistic effect of non-noble metals and molecular sieves is used to prepare novel catalysts, improve catalytic efficiency, and promote the yield of GVL. This way avoids the disadvantages of high pressure with H2, precious metals as a catalyst and multiple steps conversion in conventional preparation methods. For the first time, the catalyst prepared by ZSM-5-25 and ZSM-5-50 supported CuO, Ru/RuO, Zr was applied to the reaction of furfural to prepare GVL. The hydrogen donor was selected from isopropanol. After the test, the highest conversion of furfural was 78% under the action of ZSM-5-CuO catalyst, and the maximum yield of GVL was 55%.
It was analyzed that CuO could complete the transfer hydrogenation reaction of furfural to sterol, and isopropanol was used as the hydrogen source, the synergistic effect of CuO and ZSM-5 promotes the subsequent reaction.
Important Date
  • Conference Date

    Oct 16

    2018

    to

    Oct 19

    2018

  • Aug 15 2018

    Abstract Submission Deadline

  • Aug 15 2018

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Sep 15 2018

    Abstract Notification of Acceptance

  • Oct 19 2018

    Registration deadline

Organized By
Institute of New Energy, Wuhan
Hubei Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction Research Institute
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