Synthesis of Diethyl Sebacate Using Silicotungstic Acid as Catalyst
Hong Zhou
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Hong Zhou
Abstract
The use of silicotungstic acid as catalysis in the synthesis of diethyl sebacate from sebacic acid was studied. The best reactoin conditions were 0.1 g sebacic acid, 13 mL anhydrous ethanol, 13 mL benzene as water carrier, 0.70 g silicotungstic acid (newly made or 1.06 g silicotungstic acid left for 48 years) as catalyst, refluxing for 3 h, the yield 95.81%(or 93.05%). Other catalyst studied: FeCl 3·6H 2O≈silicotungstic acid (new produced)silicotungstic acid (left for 48 years)concentrated H 2SO 4AlCl 3tungstophosphoric acid (left for 48 years). It was proved that silicotungstic acid is a good catalyst of the reaction, with high activity、 good chemical stability, good repeatability and little waste discharged.
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The use of silicotungstic acid as catalysis in the synthesis of diethyl sebacate from sebacic acid was studied. The best reactoin conditions were 0.1 g sebacic acid, 13 mL anhydrous ethanol, 13 mL benzene as water carrier, 0.70 g silicotungstic acid (newly made or 1.06 g silicotungstic acid left for 48 years) as catalyst, refluxing for 3 h, the yield 95.81%(or 93.05%). Other catalyst studied: FeCl 3·6H 2O≈silicotungstic acid (new produced)silicotungstic acid (left for 48 years)concentrated H 2SO 4AlCl 3tungstophosphoric acid (left for 48 years). It was proved that silicotungstic acid is a good catalyst of the reaction, with high activity、 good chemical stability, good repeatability and little waste discharged.
Key concepts: Silicotungstic acid, Sebacic acid, Catalysis, Chemistry, Anhydrous, Nuclear chemistry, Yield (engineering), Organic chemistry