Continuous Flow Catalyst-Free Mechanochemical Conversion of Isoeugenol and Vanillyl Alcohol for Vanillin Production: From Lab Experiments to Scaled-Up Premises
Ana Isabel Martín-Perales,
Daily Rodríguez-Padrón,
Alina M. Balu
et al.
Abstract:The potential of combining continuous flow and mechanochemistry for biomass valorization was explored in this work. Vanillin production employing isoeugenol and vanillyl alcohol as sustainable biomass-derived feedstocks was chosen due to the relevance of this flavoring molecule and the current need to find alternative starting materials to industrially used petro-based compounds. The combination of continuous flow and mechanochemistry led to outstanding results in terms of conversion, selectivity, and yield of… Show more
“…141 Combining continuous flow and mechanochemistry, Martín-Perales et al successfully synthesized vanillin in a scale-up version from the oxidation of bio-based isoeugenol and vanillyl alcohol. 142 A good yield of vanillin was achieved in the presence of hydrogen peroxide as an oxidant in two novel mechanochemical reactors. Both basic reaction parameters and types of instruments can affect the reaction efficiency.…”
Section: Upgradation Of Biomass-derived Moleculesmentioning
The development of a sustainable and green system to utilize biomass resources will be an exemplification move in delivering the global goal of a sustainable economy and environment. For the...
“…141 Combining continuous flow and mechanochemistry, Martín-Perales et al successfully synthesized vanillin in a scale-up version from the oxidation of bio-based isoeugenol and vanillyl alcohol. 142 A good yield of vanillin was achieved in the presence of hydrogen peroxide as an oxidant in two novel mechanochemical reactors. Both basic reaction parameters and types of instruments can affect the reaction efficiency.…”
Section: Upgradation Of Biomass-derived Moleculesmentioning
The development of a sustainable and green system to utilize biomass resources will be an exemplification move in delivering the global goal of a sustainable economy and environment. For the...
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