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So <sub> 4 </ Sub> <sup> 2 - </ Sup> / Zro <sub> 2 </ Sub> Nanometer Solid Superacid Preparation And Catalytic Esterification Of Study

Posted on:2010-11-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J P ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2191360275455230Subject:Inorganic Chemistry
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With increasing environmental awareness and demands on the process of economic development, a kind of catalyst, which protects environment and improves economic efficiency, needs to be applied in the practically chemical industry. Solid acid being a hotspot in industrial catalyst field because its advantages such as high catalytic activity, good selectivity, non-polluting, non-corroding, and easy to be separated from reaction mixture. SO42-/MxOy solid superacid is one of the most representative and industrial valuable.This paper based on t analyzing the preparation of SO42-/MxOy solid superacid and the problems of application, investigated the preparation method of SO42-/ZrO2 and SO42-/ZrO2-SiO2Solid superacid, and then studied the application on catalyzing amyl butyrate and amyl propionate, preliminary studied the reaction mechanism on esterification, has a great significance for further development and application of this solid superacid catalysts. The major aspects of the present study are as follows:1. Preparation and analysis of nano-ZrO2 and ZrO2-SiO2Using ZrOCl2 and urea as the starting materials, water and ethylene glycol as solvent, prepared ZrO2 according to hydrothermal and microwave method under different conditions. ZrO2 was characterized by FT-IR,BET,XRD,TEM,HRTEM. The results show nano-ZrO2 prepared by direct hydrothermal and microwave method were monoclinic phase, the average size was big, particles with different degrees of reunion, however, ZrO2 prepared by indirect hydrothermal method was tetragonal phase and little monoclinic phase, the average size was small, particles uniformity and high surface area. A certain amount SiO2 doped by indirect hydrothermal method to prepared ZrO2-SiO2, the ZrO2-SiO2 was tetragonal phase, the average size was small, particles uniformity and surface area is bigger than ZrO2.2. Preparation and analysis of SO42-/ZrO2 and SO42-/ZrO2-SiO2 solid superacidSolid superacid was prepared by immersing ZrO2 and ZrO2-SiO2 in a 0.5 M H2SO4 solution. After characterized by FT-IR,BET and acid strength, The results show all the catalysts were superacid, Ho<-14.52, SO42-/ZrO2 has the strongest acid strength after calcined at 500℃; 5%SiO2 doped to SO42-/ZrO2 can improve its surface area, but its acid strength was reduced. There are two kinds of structures in SO42-/ZrO2 solid superacid: the bridge type double coordinating structure and the chelate type double coordinating structure.3. Study esterification used solid superacid catalystUsing SO42-/ZrO2 as catalyst, investigated its influence on catalyzing synthesize amyl butyrate and amyl propionate. The optimum conditions to synthesize amyl butyrate were the followings: basing on 0.1 mol n-butyric acid, molar ratio of n-amyl alcohol to n-butyric acid was 1.3:1, mass of catalyst was 0.5g (2.3% of reactant), reaction time was 1h, calcined at 500℃, and the yield reached 94.75 %.The optimum conditions to synthesize amyl propionate were the foliowings: basing on 0.1mol n-propionic acid, molar ratio of n-amyl alcohol to n- propionic acid was 1.3:1, mass of catalyst was 0.4g (2% of reactant), reaction time was lh, calcined at 500℃, and the yield reached 96.77 %.Nano-solid superacid SO42-/ZrO2 in this paper shows good catalytic activity to esterification of amyl butyrate and amyl propionate, and also has high catalytic activity to other butyric acid esters and acid propionic esters. The catalytic activity is different by different methods: hydrothermal method is better than the microwave method; indirect hydrothermal method is superior to direct hydrothermal method. 5%SiO2 doped to SO42-/ZrO2 can improve its catalytic activity. SO42-/ZrO2 have a good reusability after re-activated.
Keywords/Search Tags:ZrO2, ZrO2-SiO2, solid superacid, esterification, reaction mechanism
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