Immobilized Lipase Catalyzing Production of Biodiesel
Yunjun Yan
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Yunjun Yan
Abstract
In this manuscript lipase from Pseudomonas cepacia was immobilized in sol-gel matrix and use to its transesterification of soybean oil with methanol into biodiesel was studied.The effects of water content, methanol/oil molar ratio,enzyme loading,temperature,organic solvents and time course on the transesterification were determined.The results showed that the optimal conditions for transesterification were as follows: soybean oil 4.5 g: temperature 40 ℃,4∶1 methanol/oil molar ratio,6% water content and 646mg immobilized lipase.By combination with the optimum conditions,a high methyl esters formation(96.33%) was obtained.
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In this manuscript lipase from Pseudomonas cepacia was immobilized in sol-gel matrix and use to its transesterification of soybean oil with methanol into biodiesel was studied.The effects of water content, methanol/oil molar ratio,enzyme loading,temperature,organic solvents and time course on the transesterification were determined.The results showed that the optimal conditions for transesterification were as follows: soybean oil 4.5 g: temperature 40 ℃,4∶1 methanol/oil molar ratio,6% water content and 646mg immobilized lipase.By combination with the optimum conditions,a high methyl esters formation(96.33%) was obtained.
Key concepts: Transesterification, Lipase, Biodiesel, Methanol, Soybean oil, Chemistry, Biodiesel production, Triacylglycerol lipase