High performance enzymatic synthesis of oleyl palmitate, a wax ester was carried out by lipase-catalyzed esterification of palmitic acid and oleyl alcohol. Response surface methodology （RSM） based on 5-level, 3-vari...High performance enzymatic synthesis of oleyl palmitate, a wax ester was carried out by lipase-catalyzed esterification of palmitic acid and oleyl alcohol. Response surface methodology （RSM） based on 5-level, 3-variable of centre composite rotatable design （CCRD） was used to evaluate the interactive effects of synthesis, of temperature （40-60 ℃）; amount of enzyme （0.1-0.4 g） and substrate molar ratio of oleyl alcohol to palmitic acid （1：1-4：1） on the percentage yield of wax ester. All reactions were fixed at 1 hour of reaction time. The optimum condition obtained from RSM for the reactions were temperature of 57.9 ℃, enzyme amount of 0.26 g and molar ratio of substrates of 2.92. The actual experimental yield was 91.2% under the optimum condition, which compared well with the maximum predicted value of 92.0%. Comparison of predicted and experimental values reveal good correspondence between them, implying that empirical models derived from RSM can be used to adequately describe the relationship between the factors and response in the synthesis of oleyl palmitate.展开更多
1 Results Enzyme catalysis is most attractive for the synthesis and modification of biologically relevant classes of fine organic compounds, which are difficult to prepare and to handle by conventional means[1]. In th...1 Results Enzyme catalysis is most attractive for the synthesis and modification of biologically relevant classes of fine organic compounds, which are difficult to prepare and to handle by conventional means[1]. In this study, commercial immobilized lipase from Candida antarctica (Novozym 435) was used in the preparation of fine organic compound with excellent properties and application as raw material for cosmetic formulation - oleyl palmitate. The effect of various reaction parameters were optimized c...展开更多
文摘High performance enzymatic synthesis of oleyl palmitate, a wax ester was carried out by lipase-catalyzed esterification of palmitic acid and oleyl alcohol. Response surface methodology （RSM） based on 5-level, 3-variable of centre composite rotatable design （CCRD） was used to evaluate the interactive effects of synthesis, of temperature （40-60 ℃）; amount of enzyme （0.1-0.4 g） and substrate molar ratio of oleyl alcohol to palmitic acid （1：1-4：1） on the percentage yield of wax ester. All reactions were fixed at 1 hour of reaction time. The optimum condition obtained from RSM for the reactions were temperature of 57.9 ℃, enzyme amount of 0.26 g and molar ratio of substrates of 2.92. The actual experimental yield was 91.2% under the optimum condition, which compared well with the maximum predicted value of 92.0%. Comparison of predicted and experimental values reveal good correspondence between them, implying that empirical models derived from RSM can be used to adequately describe the relationship between the factors and response in the synthesis of oleyl palmitate.
文摘1 Results Enzyme catalysis is most attractive for the synthesis and modification of biologically relevant classes of fine organic compounds, which are difficult to prepare and to handle by conventional means[1]. In this study, commercial immobilized lipase from Candida antarctica (Novozym 435) was used in the preparation of fine organic compound with excellent properties and application as raw material for cosmetic formulation - oleyl palmitate. The effect of various reaction parameters were optimized c...
