Catalytic Sulfidation of C12 – C14 α-Olefin Fractions

Ledenev, S. M.; Popov, Yu. V.; Kroman, D. A.; Pavlova, V. A.

doi:10.1007/s10553-015-0624-7

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“…Despite all of the given benefits, industrial techniques of OS manufacturing still base on sulfuration of non-renewable petrochemicals, such as alkenes, and demand applying of high pressure, valuable catalysts, or even utilization of noxious byproducts [4][5][6]. The combination of these factors led to the investigation of new methods of sulfuration with the involvement of ecologically favorable renewable bioresources.…”

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Oleochemical Synthesis of Sulfanes, Their Structure and Properties

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Zheleznyi³

et al. 2017

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Abstract.1 For the first time, oleochemical sulfanes were synthesized via sequential vulcanization of fatty acid alkyl esters from rapeseed oil by benzoyl peroxide and elemental sulfur. Their structure and properties were established by the methods of instrumental analysis and it was shown that oleochemical sulfanes are complex structures with different cross-linking degrees, which provide excellent antioxidant and tribological characteristics and do not cause steel or copper corrosion under harsh test conditions.

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