Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol

CeO2-based nano materials have earned a great amount of interest in the field of catalysis because of excellent thermal stability and oxygen storage capacity. Cerium based mixed oxides prepared by coprecipitation method is used as heterogeneous catalysts in order to develop an effective catalyst wit...

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Main Authors: Christy Kunjachan, Manju Kurian
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2021-10-01
Series:Cleaner Engineering and Technology
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666790821001920
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spelling doaj-62babf87afb44e7d8f1c1ce2f144c3cd2021-09-11T04:31:18ZengElsevierCleaner Engineering and Technology2666-79082021-10-014100232Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanolChristy Kunjachan0Manju Kurian1Department of Chemistry, Mar Athanasius College, Kothamangalam, 686666, IndiaCorresponding author. Department of Chemistry, Mar Athanasius College, Kothamangalam, PIN 686666, India.; Department of Chemistry, Mar Athanasius College, Kothamangalam, 686666, IndiaCeO2-based nano materials have earned a great amount of interest in the field of catalysis because of excellent thermal stability and oxygen storage capacity. Cerium based mixed oxides prepared by coprecipitation method is used as heterogeneous catalysts in order to develop an effective catalyst with high activity and durability for the transesterification of methylacetate to butylacetate. Among the doped cerium oxide catalysts, vanadium doped ones showed maximum conversion with butylacetate selectivity around 76.0%. Reusability studies indicate that conversion percentage decreases on repeated uses whereas product selectivity remains more or less the same after each reuse. The decrease in catalytic activity was attributed to pore blocking of the active site as indicated by surface area and pore volume measurements.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666790821001920Cerium oxideTransesterificationReaction parameters
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author Christy Kunjachan
Manju Kurian
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Manju Kurian
Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
Cleaner Engineering and Technology
Cerium oxide
Transesterification
Reaction parameters
author_facet Christy Kunjachan
Manju Kurian
author_sort Christy Kunjachan
title Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
title_short Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
title_full Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
title_fullStr Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
title_full_unstemmed Cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
title_sort cerium oxide-based nanostructures as efficient catalysts for transesterification of methylacetate with n-butanol
publisher Elsevier
series Cleaner Engineering and Technology
issn 2666-7908
publishDate 2021-10-01
description CeO2-based nano materials have earned a great amount of interest in the field of catalysis because of excellent thermal stability and oxygen storage capacity. Cerium based mixed oxides prepared by coprecipitation method is used as heterogeneous catalysts in order to develop an effective catalyst with high activity and durability for the transesterification of methylacetate to butylacetate. Among the doped cerium oxide catalysts, vanadium doped ones showed maximum conversion with butylacetate selectivity around 76.0%. Reusability studies indicate that conversion percentage decreases on repeated uses whereas product selectivity remains more or less the same after each reuse. The decrease in catalytic activity was attributed to pore blocking of the active site as indicated by surface area and pore volume measurements.
topic Cerium oxide
Transesterification
Reaction parameters
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666790821001920
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