Synthesis of n-amyl chloroacetate catalyzed by activated carbon supported phosphotungstic acid
Pei Huixia
Abstract
Pei Huixia
Abstract
Phosphotungstic acids(PW12) supported on activated carbon(AC) were prepared,characterized by XRD,IR and N2 adsorption,and used as the catalyst for synthesis of n-amyl chloroacetate.Influence of alcohol-to-acid mole ratio,reaction temperature,catalyst dosage and reaction time on the esterification was investigated.The experimental results indicated that PW12 /AC had good catalytic activity.The proper reaction condition was as follows: PW12 loadings 18%,alcohol-to-acid mole ratio 1.3∶1,percentage of the catalyst in reactants 3.0%,reaction time(3-5) h.Esterification rate of up to 98% was obtained.
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Phosphotungstic acids(PW12) supported on activated carbon(AC) were prepared,characterized by XRD,IR and N2 adsorption,and used as the catalyst for synthesis of n-amyl chloroacetate.Influence of alcohol-to-acid mole ratio,reaction temperature,catalyst dosage and reaction time on the esterification was investigated.The experimental results indicated that PW12 /AC had good catalytic activity.The proper reaction condition was as follows: PW12 loadings 18%,alcohol-to-acid mole ratio 1.3∶1,percentage of the catalyst in reactants 3.0%,reaction time(3-5) h.Esterification rate of up to 98% was obtained.
Key concepts: Phosphotungstic acid, Catalysis, Chemistry, Alcohol, Activated carbon, Active carbon, Adsorption, Nuclear chemistry