Heterogeneous hydrolysis of cellulose into glucose over phenolic residue-derived solid acid
Heterogeneous hydrolysis of cellulose into glucose over phenolic residue-derived solid acid
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DOI:
10.1016/j.fuel.2013.06.021
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2013-11
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7.4
通讯作者:
S. Shen;Chunyan Wang;Bei Cai;Huanmei Li;Yong Han;Tao Wang;H. Qin
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作者:
S. Shen;Chunyan Wang;Bei Cai;Huanmei Li;Yong Han;Tao Wang;H. Qin
Carbon-based solid acid (CSA) was successfully prepared using phenolic residue as starting material. The characterization results indicate that such solid acid catalyst mainly consists of four building blocks: the condensed aromatic carbon sheets, the active groups (including single bondSO3H, single bondCOOH and phenolic OH), the side chains (including single bondCH3and single bondOCH3) and the bridge linkages (including single bondOsingle bond, single bondCH2single bond, single bondCH2single bondCH2single bond, and single bondOCH2single bond) acting as the intermediates between aromatic clusters. Most of these building blocks, except for the single bondSO3H, could be derived from the corresponding part of the phenolic residue. Aliphatic side chains have been demonstrated to greatly improve the sulfonation activity of carbon precursor and promote the catalytic performance in cellulose hydrolysis, and the carbon-based catalyst sulfonated for just 1 h could exhibit almost similar catalytic activity compared with the catalyst sulfonated for a longer time. However, their hydrophobicity and steric hindrance reduced the utilization efficiency of the sulfonic acid groups to a certain extent.