Thomas Freese, Jelmer T. Meijer, Matteo Miola, Paolo P. Pescarmona and Ben L. Feringa
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Photochemical on-demand production of hydrogen peroxide in a modular flow reactor†
Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a valuable green oxidant with a wide range of applications. Furthermore, it is recognized as a possible future energy carrier achieving safer operation, storage and transportation. The photochemical production of H2O2 serves as a promising alternative to the waste- and energy-intensive anthraquinone process. Following green and sustainable chemistry principles, we demonstrated a sustainable photocatalyst utilizing earth-abundant iron and biobased sources only. These iron oxide nanoparticles (FeOx NPs) facilitated effective H2O2 production under batch conditions. Here, through the design of a modular photo-flow reactor, we achieved continuous and enhanced production of H2O2 by minimizing Fenton degradation. After detailed investigation of Fenton chemistry, we designed a reactor tailored to optimize the performance of our catalyst system. Optimal reaction conditions balancing production and energy efficiencies allowed a remarkable increase in production of >14× and productivity by >3× when compared to batch conditions. The produced H2O2 was concentrated to 0.02 wt% via rotary evaporation, approaching commercially relevant concentrations. The reactor design also allowed other chemical transformations, such as photoclick chemistry, as well as the processing of biomass waste into valuable products.
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Sustainable Energy & Fuels will publish research that contributes to the development of sustainable energy technologies with a particular emphasis on new and next-generation technologies.