Ying Qiu , Yilun Shui , Huiyu Liu , Rui Shan , Junhua Zhang , Jun Zhang , Haoran Yuan
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Hydrothermal synthesis of porous Zr-containing materials for transfer hydro-upgrading of biomass derived furfural
In the present research, zirconium-containing materials (Zr@C-T) originated from hydrothermal synthesis were developed for the selective hydro-upgrading of biomass derived furfural (FAL) into furfuryl alcohol (FOL) through Meerwein-Ponndorf-Verley reaction. Systematical structural characterizations were undertaken to reveal the physicochemical properties of as-fabricated Zr@C-T, and the catalytic activity towards FAL-to-FOL transformation was investigated in detail. Regulating the Zr loading significantly altered the distribution of acid and base sites, which was directly related to the FOL production. Under optimal reaction conditions, the FAL conversion of 98.1 % and FOL yield of 93.1 % were achieved over Zr@C-T materials. Kinetical investigations verified that the as-fabricated Zr@C-T materials with low Zr loadings supplied low activation energy of 14.8 kJ/mol for the FAL-to-FOL conversion. In addition, the as-fabricated Zr@C-T materials were also applicable to the H-transfer upgrading of a variety of unsaturated molecules with high performance. Plausible reaction mechanism of hydrogen transfer procedure for the FAL-to-FOL transformation over as-fabricated Zr@C-T materials was proposed.
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