2018
DOI: 10.1039/c8gc01432a
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Production of cellulosic gasoline via levulinic ester self-condensation

Abstract: Levulinate ester self-condensation gives tetrasubstituted cyclopentadienes, the reduction and decarboxylation of which gives branched cycloalkanes that are high-octane substitutes for petroleum gasoline.

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“…Finally, levulinic acid dimerizes under basic conditions to give substituted cyclopentadiene 29 , which could serve not only as an annulated adipic ester monomer but also a platform for the synthesis of branched cyclic fuel molecules. Applying the same hydrodecarboxylation conditions as described above generates the product mixture shown in Scheme , with RON values that range from 85 to 101 and a proportionally weighted average of RON = 95 . The modest yield of 29 might at first glance appear to render the method of limited value for industrial deployment, but the remaining mass balance of the reaction is a mixture of mostly trimeric (C 15 ) products.…”
Section: Cmf Derivative Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Finally, levulinic acid dimerizes under basic conditions to give substituted cyclopentadiene 29 , which could serve not only as an annulated adipic ester monomer but also a platform for the synthesis of branched cyclic fuel molecules. Applying the same hydrodecarboxylation conditions as described above generates the product mixture shown in Scheme , with RON values that range from 85 to 101 and a proportionally weighted average of RON = 95 . The modest yield of 29 might at first glance appear to render the method of limited value for industrial deployment, but the remaining mass balance of the reaction is a mixture of mostly trimeric (C 15 ) products.…”
Section: Cmf Derivative Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The modest yield of 29 might at first glance appear to render the method of limited value for industrial deployment, but the remaining mass balance of the reaction is a mixture of mostly trimeric (C 15 ) products. Submitting the crude LA condensate to the same decarboxylation–hydrodeoxygenation conditions as 29 produces a mixture of branched cyclic C 8 –C 13 alkanes, with isolated hydrocarbon yields in the range of 91–93% …”
Section: Cmf Derivative Marketsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[272,273] Addition of a drying agent and increasing the temperature to 70°C resulted in complete conversion of ethyl levulinate and a yield of 40 %. [274] The primary side-products formed during the condensation of ethyl levulinate were trimeric (C 15 ) compounds, which resulted from a coupling of 23 with an additional molecule of ethyl levulinate. The crude dimer/trimer mixture was subjected to decarboxylation/hydrogenation conditions.…”
Section: Levulinic Acid/estermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous work describing the self‐condensation of ethyl levulinate reported low yields of the product (5 %) (Scheme 28). [272,273] Addition of a drying agent and increasing the temperature to 70 °C resulted in complete conversion of ethyl levulinate and a yield of 40 % [274] …”
Section: Levulinic Acid/estermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…53 Não há relatos na literatura para o uso dos ésteres levulinatos como bloco de construção na síntese de moléculas complexas. Apenas existem estudos sobre seu uso para o preparo de lactamas 54 , ciclopentadienos 55,56 e, ainda, 1,4pentanodiol e a ɣ-valerolactona (GVL). As duas últimas também podem ser obtidas a partir do ácido levulínico, sendo a transformação mais interessante do ponto de vista econômico.…”
Section: éSteres Levulinatosunclassified