Ling Ding , Lou Gao , Di Pan , Ke Du , Jiayu Yu , Wanyi Li , Yahong Zhang , Yi Tang
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Experimental results from various LA solutions with different L<sub>2</sub>A content indicate that the L<sub>2</sub>A content is critical for maximizing the selectivity of racemic lactide (<span>d</span>/<span>l</span>-LD), thus confirming the shape-selective nature of H-Beta zeolite towards L<sub>2</sub>A. Additionally, it is found that increasing the reaction temperature and employing structurally reconstructed H-Beta zeolite with more regularized channels as a catalyst can further decrease <em>meso</em>-LD formation, and a LD yield of 60% with a <span>d</span>/<span>l</span>-LD/<em>meso</em>-LD ratio of 2.26 can be achieved under optimal catalyst and reaction conditions. Despite the coexistence of <span>d</span>/<span>l</span>-LD and <em>meso</em>-LD in the final product, this study marks a significant step towards controlling the stereoisomer distribution of LD synthesized from <em>rac</em>-LA derived from chemical conversion.</div></div>","PeriodicalId":66,"journal":{"name":"Catalysis Science & Technology","volume":"14 21","pages":"Pages 6331-6337"},"PeriodicalIF":4.4000,"publicationDate":"2024-09-03","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Reducing meso-lactide formation from racemic lactic acid using shape-selective H-Beta zeolite†\",\"authors\":\"Ling Ding , Lou Gao , Di Pan , Ke Du , Jiayu Yu , Wanyi Li , Yahong Zhang , Yi Tang\",\"doi\":\"10.1039/d4cy01046a\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"<div><div>The utilization of racemic lactic acid (<em>rac</em>-LA) produced <em>via</em> chemocatalytic conversion for polylactic acid (PLA) synthesis remains limited due to the formation of undesired mesomeric lactide (<em>meso</em>-LD), a by-product that arises during the conversion process. 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Reducing meso-lactide formation from racemic lactic acid using shape-selective H-Beta zeolite†
The utilization of racemic lactic acid (rac-LA) produced via chemocatalytic conversion for polylactic acid (PLA) synthesis remains limited due to the formation of undesired mesomeric lactide (meso-LD), a by-product that arises during the conversion process. This study proposes the use of shape-selective H-Beta zeolite to reduce the formation of meso-LD in lactide (LD) by leveraging its selectivity towards different lactic dimers (L2A) in a one-step catalytic conversion of rac-LA to LD. Experimental results from various LA solutions with different L2A content indicate that the L2A content is critical for maximizing the selectivity of racemic lactide (d/l-LD), thus confirming the shape-selective nature of H-Beta zeolite towards L2A. Additionally, it is found that increasing the reaction temperature and employing structurally reconstructed H-Beta zeolite with more regularized channels as a catalyst can further decrease meso-LD formation, and a LD yield of 60% with a d/l-LD/meso-LD ratio of 2.26 can be achieved under optimal catalyst and reaction conditions. Despite the coexistence of d/l-LD and meso-LD in the final product, this study marks a significant step towards controlling the stereoisomer distribution of LD synthesized from rac-LA derived from chemical conversion.
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