MAKING CITRONELLOL FROM EUCALYPTUS CITRIODORA OIL BY MEANS OF SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION IN THE PRESENCE OF MODIFIED RANEY NI CATALYST
Yong Gao
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Yong Gao
Abstract
A modified Raney Ni catalyst is developed to make citronellol from citronellal by hydrogenation in a lower pressure. The conversion ratio of citronellal is more than 98%, the selectivity is more than 99%, the proper temperature of hydrogenation is 75℃,and the pressure is 2 MPa. The effects of the cocatalyst and its amount on the conversion ratio and the selelectivity were studied respectively. The corresponding technological conditions were gainted.
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A modified Raney Ni catalyst is developed to make citronellol from citronellal by hydrogenation in a lower pressure. The conversion ratio of citronellal is more than 98%, the selectivity is more than 99%, the proper temperature of hydrogenation is 75℃,and the pressure is 2 MPa. The effects of the cocatalyst and its amount on the conversion ratio and the selelectivity were studied respectively. The corresponding technological conditions were gainted.
Key concepts: Citronellal, Citronellol, Catalysis, Chemistry, Selectivity, Organic chemistry, Food science, Essential oil