A novel sulfonated carbon from bamboo (SBC) was prepared by one-pot method using p-toluenesulfonic acid as sulfonating agent. The structure and property of SBC were characterized using elemental analysis
acid-base inverse titration
thermo-gravimetric analysis (TGA)
X-ray photon spectroscopy (XPS)
XRD and FTIR. Esterification of n-butanol with acetic acid was used as a standard reaction to evaluate the catalytic performance of SBC. The influences of catalyst amount
temperature and molar ratio of acid to alcohol were fully investigated.91.8% conversion of n-butanol with 99.5% selectivity was achieved under the following conditions: reaction temperature 80℃
reaction time 4 h
catalyst amount 10% (mass) of n-butanol
molar ratio of acetic acid to n-butanol 3.5:1. Above 80% conversion of n-butanol could still be reached after SBC was used for 5 times. Additionally
SBC showed comparable or superior catalytic activity in other esterification reactions in comparison with the commercial ion exchange resin Amberslyst-15
which demonstrated that SBC has a good prospect in industrial applications.
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