The reaction rate of a catalyzed reaction is faster than the reaction rate of the uncatalyzed reaction at the same temperature. SDS of cas: 16606-55-6, 16606-55-6, Name is (R)-4-Methyl-1,3-dioxolan-2-one, SMILES is O=C1OC[C@@H](C)O1, in an article , author is Ukarde, Tejas M., once mentioned of 16606-55-6.
A Cu doped TiO2 catalyst mediated Catalytic Thermo Liquefaction (CTL) of polyolefinic plastic waste into hydrocarbon oil
Plastic waste has been identified as a potent feedstock for liquefaction to produce hydrocarbon liquid oil (HC-Oil) by employing Catalytic Thermo Liquefaction (CTL). The resulting process for liquefaction of plastic was termed as Poly-Urja process and produced hydrocarbon oil was termed as HC-Oil. The CTL explores copper doped TiO2 (Cu@TiO2) catalyst as a selective, robust, non-toxic, inexpensive and promising material for liquefaction of polyolefinic plastic waste with minimum char and gas formation. The use of simple, non-expensive and noncomplex co-precipitation method has provided a series of Cu@TiO2 catalysts with variable composition of the metal. Of the synthesized catalysts, Cu@TiO2 with 5% metal loading gave maximum conversion and yield of HCOil in laboratory batch reactor. The physicochemical and surface morphological properties of the catalyst were studied by using ATR-FTIR, XRD, SEM-EDX, BET and ICP-MS. Process intensification study was conducted to obtain maximum conversion and yield. The intensified CTL process gave >85% conversion and >80% yield of HC-Oil at less stringent conditions. HC-Oil is a carbon rich substrate comprises of 75-85% carbon, 5-15% hydrogen, 5-10% other elements and have a calorific value of similar to 42 MJ/kg thus it can be used for multiple applications of energy, fuels and chemicals etc. Physicochemical characterization of HC-Oil showed the presence of long and short; straight and branched chains of hydrocarbons (C-8-C-28). Moreover, CTL can convert any combination of plastic waste into HC-Oil with minimum carbon loss and >80% yield. Thus, the CTL process for polyolefinic waste provides an efficient, sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to convert plastic waste into energy.
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Copper catalysis in organic synthesis – NCBI,
,Special Issue “Fundamentals and Applications of Copper-Based Catalysts”