Development of Reaction Field for Converting Directly Polyalcohols to Allyl Compounds

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Main object of this research is to develop a catalytic reaction process to achieve direct allyl compounds synthesis from liner polyalcohols. Potassium supported iron oxide catalysis containing zirconia or alumina showed higher allyl alcohol yield from glycerol compared to the glycerol conversion over the iron oxide catalyst without potassium. In addition, it was clarified that polyalcohol conversion with formic acid, which is hydrogen donor, over the potassium supported iron oxide catalysis increase allyl compounds yield. Moreover, developed catalyst was effective for allyl alcohol formation from crude glycerol generated as a by-product in biodiesel production process.