Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production
A one-pot hydrothermal carbonization-sulfonation procedure was employed to develop robust, carbon-based solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material (SAFACAM) possessing acidic functions up to 5.31 mmol g−1 for the first time at 80 °C. With its atom-efficient, one-pot preparatio...
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| description | A one-pot hydrothermal carbonization-sulfonation procedure was employed to develop robust, carbon-based solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material (SAFACAM) possessing acidic functions up to 5.31 mmol g−1 for the first time at 80 °C. With its atom-efficient, one-pot preparation from a plentiful natural biomass derivative (glucose), the current catalyst benefits the environment and has the potential to lower the overall cost of producing biodiesel by converting cheap raw materials. The diminishing supply of fossil fuels coupled with the polluting effects of their use is driving the quest for more sustainable sources of energy. The pursuit of producing biodiesel from affordable, non-edible oil has become progressively significant due to its dual benefits of sustainability and cost-efficiency. In this context, Jatropha curcas oil (JCO) has gained attention in the energy sector, as it holds promise as a viable feedstock for biodiesel manufacturing and a renewable energy solution for numerous nations. Additionally, the catalyst exhibited exceptional physical stability and reactivity throughout 5 consecutive cycles, establishing its potential as a highly promising catalyst for sustainable biodiesel manufacture. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-87263f5aa4fb45ae9f2c681c5f8bf3322025-08-20T02:29:42ZengElsevierInvention Disclosure2772-44412024-01-01410002010.1016/j.inv.2024.100020Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel productionJoseph VL Ruatpuia0Samuel Lalthazuala Rokhum1Department of Chemistry, National Institute of Technology Silchar, Assam 788010, IndiaCorresponding author.; Department of Chemistry, National Institute of Technology Silchar, Assam 788010, IndiaA one-pot hydrothermal carbonization-sulfonation procedure was employed to develop robust, carbon-based solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material (SAFACAM) possessing acidic functions up to 5.31 mmol g−1 for the first time at 80 °C. With its atom-efficient, one-pot preparation from a plentiful natural biomass derivative (glucose), the current catalyst benefits the environment and has the potential to lower the overall cost of producing biodiesel by converting cheap raw materials. The diminishing supply of fossil fuels coupled with the polluting effects of their use is driving the quest for more sustainable sources of energy. The pursuit of producing biodiesel from affordable, non-edible oil has become progressively significant due to its dual benefits of sustainability and cost-efficiency. In this context, Jatropha curcas oil (JCO) has gained attention in the energy sector, as it holds promise as a viable feedstock for biodiesel manufacturing and a renewable energy solution for numerous nations. Additionally, the catalyst exhibited exceptional physical stability and reactivity throughout 5 consecutive cycles, establishing its potential as a highly promising catalyst for sustainable biodiesel manufacture.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772444124000016Sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous materialBiodieselHeterogeneous catalystJatropha curcas oilOne-pot hydrothermal carbonization |
| spellingShingle | Joseph VL Ruatpuia Samuel Lalthazuala Rokhum Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production Invention Disclosure Sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material Biodiesel Heterogeneous catalyst Jatropha curcas oil One-pot hydrothermal carbonization |
| title | Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| title_full | Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| title_fullStr | Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| title_full_unstemmed | Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| title_short | Novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| title_sort | novel solid catalyst sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material for biodiesel production |
| topic | Sulfonic acid functionalized carbonaceous material Biodiesel Heterogeneous catalyst Jatropha curcas oil One-pot hydrothermal carbonization |
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