A Review on Metal–Organic Framework as a Promising Catalyst for Biodiesel Production
Energy & Fuels,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
38(4), P. 2654 - 2689
Published: Feb. 2, 2024
The
rapid
depletion
of
fossil-derived
fuels
along
with
rising
environmental
pollution
have
motivated
academics
and
manufacturers
to
pursue
more
environmentally
friendly
sustainable
energy
options
in
today's
globe.
Biodiesel
has
developed
as
an
ecologically
favorable
alternative.
However,
the
mass
manufacturing
biodiesel
on
industrial
scale
confronts
substantial
cost
pricing
challenges.
To
address
this
issue,
high-efficiency
catalysts
a
large
number
active
sites
are
needed,
resulting
increased
output
quality.
Metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
received
lot
interest
catalyst
for
converting
oils/fats
or
fatty
acids
into
biodiesel.
MOFs
polyporous
materials
that
can
alter
pore
size
well
topological
structure.
They
serve
versatile
foundation
designing
satisfy
unique
needs
catalytic
reactions
conversion
pathways.
purpose
current
work
is
shed
light
underlying
mechanisms
essential
properties
MOF-based
used
synthesis.
In
addition,
several
methods
connecting
inside
scrutinized,
while
usability
production
process
completely
compared
other
catalysts.
More
importantly,
limits
future
research
directions
about
utilization
synthesis
route
also
critically
presented.
general,
review
contributes
improved
awareness
potential
sector
by
investigating
primary
mechanism
characteristics
Language: Английский
A Green Nanocatalyst for Fatty Acid Methyl Ester Conversion from Waste Cooking Oil
Sadaf Khosa,
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Madeeha Rani,
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Muhammad Saeed
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et al.
Catalysts,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 244 - 244
Published: April 6, 2024
This
study
used
a
novel
combination
of
cellulose
nanocrystals
(CNCs)
and
calcium
oxide
(CaO)
nanocomposite
(CaO/CNCs)
for
the
production
biodiesel
from
waste
cooking
oil.
The
filter
paper
was
as
raw
source
to
produce
CNCs
acid
hydrolysis
with
sulfuric
acid.
as-synthesized
CaO/CNC
is
recyclable
environmentally
friendly
characterized
using
Fourier
transform
infrared
spectroscopy,
energy
dispersive
X-ray,
scanning
electron
microscopy,
X-ray
diffraction.
optimum
process
parameters
investigated
are
20:1
methanol-to-oil
molar
ratio,
3-weight
percent
catalyst
concentration,
60
°C
temperature,
90
min
reaction
time.
Under
conditions,
yield
84%
obtained.
achieved
five
times
reusability,
indicating
its
effectiveness
reusability
in
transesterification
reaction.
synthesized
chemical
composition
examined
FTIR,
GCMS,
1H-NMR,
13C-NMR,
properties,
including
specific
gravity,
color,
flash
point,
cloud
pour
viscosity,
sulfur
content,
sediments,
water
total
number,
cetane
corrosion
test,
were
ascertained
ASTM
standard
practices.
outcomes
determined
fulfill
global
standards
(ASTM
951,
6751).
Five
successive
processes
test
regeneration
catalyst;
first
three
showed
no
distinct
change,
while
fifth
cycle
reduction
up
79%.
innovative
composite
oil
stable,
affordable,
extremely
successful
long-term
generation.
Language: Английский
Environmentally-friendly preparation of Sn(II)-BDC supported heteropolyacid as a stable and highly efficient catalyst for esterification reaction
Qiuyun Zhang,
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Xingyue Hong,
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Lei Jiao
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et al.
Journal of Saudi Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28(3), P. 101832 - 101832
Published: March 5, 2024
Facilitating
energy
resource
deficiency
and
environmental
contamination,
this
work
focuses
on
sustainable
biodiesel
production
through
the
esterification
reactions
of
oleic
acid
(OA)
with
methanol.
To
address
reaction,
a
novel
heterogeneous
catalyst,
12-tungstophosphoric
(TPA)
immobilized
Sn-based
MOFs
(Sn(II)-BDC)
was
synthesized
via
simple,
green
solvent,
easy-to-implement
synthesis
strategy
for
first
time,
applied
effectively
process
OA
to
produce
biodiesel.
The
structure
composition
as-obtained
catalyst
have
been
verified
using
XRD,
FTIR,
N2
physisorption,
SEM,
EDX,
TG,
Py-FTIR,
TPD-NH3,
XPS
techniques.
obtained
TPA/Sn(II)-BDC
found
be
best
60
wt%
TPA
loading,
which
resulted
in
an
conversion
91.7
%
at
optimized
conditions
0.15
g
loading
methanol
molar
ratio
20:1
temperature
120
°C
4
h,
excellent
performance
arises
from
available
pores
structure,
large
amounts
acidic
sites,
good
stability
synergistic
catalytic
effect
Sn(II)-BDC.
Furthermore,
composite
reusability
has
studied
five
cycles,
it
exhibits
acceptable
conversion.
This
research
provides
large-scale
route
biofuels
by
constructing
heteropolyacids/Sn-based
catalysts.
Language: Английский