Promotive or suppressive effect of co-existing nucleophiles on lignin condensation in alkaline pulping processes
Promotive or suppressive effect of co-existing nucleophiles on lignin condensation in alkaline pulping processes
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DOI:
10.1080/02773813.2023.2183968
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发表时间:
2023-02-21
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2
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Yokoyama, Tomoya
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作者:
Komatsu, Toshihiro;Yamauchi, Kazutaka;Yokoyama, Tomoya
This study aimed to quantitatively examine how the addition of a strong or weak nucleophile (1.0 mol/L) to a soda cooking treatment (1.0 mol/L NaOH) at 150 degrees C affects the disappearance and condensation reactions of a simple phenolic lignin model compound, vanillyl alcohol (Va). All the observed phenomena could basically be attributed to the adduct formation of each reagent with the quinone methide intermediate derived from Va (QM(Va)) and the stabilization of the adduct. The adduct is irreversibly stabilized to be its conjugate base when the reagent was MeNH2 or Me2NH, resulting in the accumulation of the adduct and consequent consumption of QM(Va) without the reformation of Va from QM(Va) and condensation reactions of Va with QM(Va). The adduct is not stabilized to be its conjugate base and reproduce QM(Va) when the reagent was Me3N, CO32 over bar , or SO42 over bar (the sodium salt), resulting in the increased concentration of QM(Va) to promote the condensation reactions of Va with QM(Va). These suppressive and promotive effects were more visible in the same treatment of Va with each nucleophile without the addition of NaOH, in which the concentration of hydroxide anion was low.