Hydrolysis Process of Dioscin Catalyzed by Ion Exchange Resin
Gao Xiang
Abstract
Gao Xiang
Abstract
The hydrolysis process of dioscin catalyzed by ion exchange resin was studied systematically.The effects of reaction temperature,reaction time,catalyst dosage on the hydrolysis of dioscin were examined via orthogonal design and single-factor experiments.The optimum hydrolysis conditions were found to be:reaction temperature 80 ℃,reaction time 9 h,catalyst dosage 6 g.The result indicates that the concentration of H+ in the hydrolyzed solution catalyzed by ion exchange resin was only 0.2% of that by HCl,although the yield of diosgenin obtained under the catalysis of ion exchange resin is(about 70%) lower than that under the catalysis of HCl,it shows a great potential as a kind of green catalyst for the hydrolysis of dioscin.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
The hydrolysis process of dioscin catalyzed by ion exchange resin was studied systematically.The effects of reaction temperature,reaction time,catalyst dosage on the hydrolysis of dioscin were examined via orthogonal design and single-factor experiments.The optimum hydrolysis conditions were found to be:reaction temperature 80 ℃,reaction time 9 h,catalyst dosage 6 g.The result indicates that the concentration of H+ in the hydrolyzed solution catalyzed by ion exchange resin was only 0.2% of that by HCl,although the yield of diosgenin obtained under the catalysis of ion exchange resin is(about 70%) lower than that under the catalysis of HCl,it shows a great potential as a kind of green catalyst for the hydrolysis of dioscin.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Hydrolysis, Catalysis, Ion-exchange resin, Diosgenin, Yield (engineering), Ion exchange, Ion