ChemInform Abstract: Catalytic Systems for Glycerol Oxidation: Alternatives for Waste Valorization.

Beltrán-Prieto, Juan Carlos; Kolomaznı́k, Karel; Pecha, Jiří

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“…A number of recent overviews on glycerol conversion are available in the literature. For further information, readers are kindly referred to key recently reported overviews in the field [6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Continuous flow transformations of glycerol to valuable products: an overview

Len

Luque

2014

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Glycerol conversion to valuable products has been a research avenue that attracted a significant interest in recent years due to its large available volumes (as by-product of biodiesel production) and the different possibilities for chemical and biological conversion into high added value chemicals profiting from the unique presence of three hydroxyl groups in its structure. The utilization of continuous flow processes in combination with transformation of platform chemicals (e.g. glycerol) can offer several advantages to batch processes in view of their potential implementation in industry. This minireview has been aimed to highlight most recent key continuous flow systems for glycerol valorization to valuable products using different types of catalysts and processes.

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Continuous flow transformations of glycerol to valuable products: an overview

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2014

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“…Electrochemical experiments were performed as described in [9]. Samples were taken at specific intervals of time and the analysis of the glycerol oxidation products was performed using a recent published method [10].…”

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Modeling of the partial oxidation of glycerol by estimation of its transfer function

2016

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Abstract. The reaction pathway for the conversion of glycerol into different products, namely glyceraldehyde, glyceric acid, glycolic acid, mesoxalic acid and tartronic acid was studied by means of electrochemistry. Multiple Pulse Amperometry technique was used to control the potential during the electrooxidation reaction. The estimation of the transfer function was realized on the basis of dynamic models for the oxidation reaction. The equations obtained in the s-domain were expressed in the time domain using Inverse Laplace transformation to describe the variation of glycerol and products concentration.

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ChemInform Abstract: Catalytic Systems for Glycerol Oxidation: Alternatives for Waste Valorization.

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Continuous flow transformations of glycerol to valuable products: an overview

Continuous flow transformations of glycerol to valuable products: an overview

Modeling of the partial oxidation of glycerol by estimation of its transfer function

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