The reaction between castor oil and various alcohols in the presence of trimethylchlorosilane (TMSCl) as acidic mediator provides two remarkable one pot reactions: transesterification of triglycerides, relevant to BioDiesel production, and chlorination of glycerol, with formation of a-monochlorohydrin as the predominant product, relevant to the synthesis of epoxide resins. The reaction has been thoroughly investigated to optimize the reaction conditions and separation of the products obtained in good yields. This synthesis represents a highly sustainable production of industrial commodities from available biomass.
Transesterification of castor oil with trimethylchlorosilane: simultaneous formation of fatty acid alkyl esters and alpha-monochlorohydrin / Malavolti, M.; Brandi, A.; Salvini, A.; Giomi, D.. - In: RSC ADVANCES. - ISSN 2046-2069. - STAMPA. - 5:(2015), pp. 77341-77347. [10.1039/c5ra12756d]
Transesterification of castor oil with trimethylchlorosilane: simultaneous formation of fatty acid alkyl esters and alpha-monochlorohydrin
MALAVOLTI, MARINO;BRANDI, ALBERTO;SALVINI, ANTONELLA
;GIOMI, DONATELLA
2015
Abstract
The reaction between castor oil and various alcohols in the presence of trimethylchlorosilane (TMSCl) as acidic mediator provides two remarkable one pot reactions: transesterification of triglycerides, relevant to BioDiesel production, and chlorination of glycerol, with formation of a-monochlorohydrin as the predominant product, relevant to the synthesis of epoxide resins. The reaction has been thoroughly investigated to optimize the reaction conditions and separation of the products obtained in good yields. This synthesis represents a highly sustainable production of industrial commodities from available biomass.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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