Synthesis and kinetics of 2,5-dicyanofuran in the presence of hydroxylamine ionic liquid salts

2,5-Dicyanofuran(DCF)is an important biomass-derived platform compound primarily used to prepare bio-based adiponitrile,which is the key precursor for the synthesis of nylon 66 and 1,6-hexanediisocyanate(HDI).In this study,one-pot,green and safe synthesis of DCF from 2,5-diformylfuran(DFF)and hydroxylamine ionic liquid salts was proposed.Eco-friendly hydroxylamine ionic liquid salts were used as the nitrogen source.Ionic liquid exhibited three-fold function of cosolvent,catalysis and phase separation.The conversion of DFF and yield of DCF reached 100%under the following optimum reaction conditions:temperature of 120℃ for 70 min,volume ratio of paraxylene:[HSO_(3)-b-Py]
HSO4 of 2:1,and molar ratio of DFF:(NH_(2)OH)_(2)
[HSO_(3)-b-Py]
HSO4 of 1:1.5.The reaction mechanism for the synthesis of DCF was proposed,and the kinetic model was established.The reaction order with respect to DFF and intermediate product 2,5-diformylfuran dioxime(DFFD)was 1.06 and 0.16,and the reaction activation energy was 64.07 kJ·mol^(-1) and 59.37 kJ·mol^(-1) respectively.After the reaction,the ionic liquid was easy to separate,recover and recycle.

Preparation of Ionic Liquids Immobilized on FMIL-101 Catalysts for Conversion of CO_(2)to Propylene Carbonate

Metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)have attracted considerable research attention as a new type of porous material for catalytic applications.Herein,2,5-dihydroxyterephthalic acid was proposed to replace conventional terephthalic acid and reacted with chromic nitrate nonahydrate to synthesize a functional metal–organic framework(FMIL-101).This was then used to immobilize various compound ionic liquids to prepare three ionic liquids immobilized on FMIL-101 catalysts,namely,FMIL-101-[HeMIM]Cl/(ZnBr_(2))_(2),FMIL-101-[CeMIM]Cl/(ZnBr_(2))_(2),and FMIL-101-[AeMIM]Br/(ZnBr_(2))_(2).After characterization by Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy,X-ray diffraction,ultraviolet spectroscopy,thermogravimetry,specific surface area analysis,and scanning electron microscopy,the catalysts were used to mediate cycloaddition reactions between carbon dioxide(CO_(2))and propylene oxide.The effects of reaction temperature,reaction pressure,reaction time,and catalyst dosage on the catalytic performance were investigated.The results revealed that the FMIL-101-supported CIL catalysts afforded the target product propylene carbonate with good catalytic performance and thermal stability.The optimal catalyst,FMIL-101-[CeMIM]Cl/(ZnBr_(2))_(2),displayed a propylene oxide conversion of 98.64%and a propylene carbonate selectivity of 96.63%at a reaction temperature of 110℃,a reaction pressure of 2.0 MPa,a catalyst dosage of 2.0%relative to propylene oxide,and a reaction time of 2.5 h.In addition,the conversion and selectivity of the catalyst decreased slightly after four cycles.Additionally,the catalyst decreased slightly in catalytic performance after being recycled four times.

Lithium Ion Extraction from the High Ration Mg/Li Salt Lake Brine with Ionic Liquid in Triisobutyl Phosphate and Kerosene

1 Introduction As the lightest metal with the unique properties of energy production and storage,lithium is regarded as the new century energy metal.Lithium and its compounds were widely used in various industrial fields,especially in