CN109053642A - Method for converting fructose into 5-hydroxymethylfurfural by inorganic salt-gluconic acid system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for converting fructose into HMF by using an inorganic salt-gluconic acid system. The method improves the hydrogen ion ionization constant of the gluconic acid through the salt effect, thereby achieving the acidity capable of catalyzing fructose dehydration to prepare the HMF and realizing the preparation of the HMF by catalyzing the fructose by the gluconic acid. The method expands the catalyst type for preparing the HMF by fructose dehydration, reduces the corrosion influence on a reaction device, has high conversion rate and high HMF selectivity, and can recycle the gluconic acid and the inorganic salt.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to chemical reaction technologies, in particular to enhance the hydrogen ion degree of ionization of gluconic acid by salt effect,
To improve the effect that catalysis fructose dehydration prepares 5 hydroxymethyl furfural.
Background technique
The energy and widely used chemical products that the mankind depend on for existence and development are mainly by fossil fuel
Processing obtains.Fossil fuel inevitably moves towards failure as non-renewable resources.Biomass is as a kind of renewable, storage
Amount is enriched and the resource of low pollution, it can not only serve as fuel use, but also can be converted into chemical intermediate to close
At various chemicals and liquid fuel.In biomass conversion, it is dehydrated using C6 carbohydrate as reactant and generates 5 hydroxymethyl furfural
(5-HMF) is one of the hot spot of research.5-HMF have furan ring structure, aldehyde radical, hydroxyl and conjugated diene, can by hydrolysis,
The means such as selective oxidation plus hydrogen, esterification obtain a series of derivative, such as 2,5-furandaldehyde, levulic acid, 2,5-
Furandicarboxylic acid etc., these derivatives are suffered from fields such as medicine, fuel and plastics industries and are widely applied.
Currently, HMF is mainly in acid condition by carbohydrate (fructose, glucose, sucrose etc. and its polysaccharide formed)
Selectively dewatering and obtain, wherein the difficulty for producing HMF as raw material using fructose is smaller and easily obtains higher yield.By right
Fructose is found during being dehydrated the Techno-Economic Analysis of HMF preparation: cost of material proportion in HMF preparation is very big.
Therefore, we have developed enzymatically aoxidized to obtain gluconic acid and fructose mixed solution, then by cheap raw material fructose syrup
In the process (ZL201610212019.1) of acid-catalyzed dehydration coproduction HMF and gluconic acid.But in this process, gluconic acid
It is weak organic acid, pKa is only 3.6.Since it is acid weaker, the effect of catalysis fructose dehydration can not be played, needs to add big
The inorganic acid of amount is dehydrated to be catalyzed fructose.The addition of inorganic acid not only increases cost, while also to the anticorrosive of reaction unit
More stringent requirements are proposed.
For just having had research before the catalyst system catalysis fructose preparation 5-HMF of gluconic acid, Kuster etc. is with second
Acid is used as catalyst, the yield about 58% of 5-HMF when acetic acid (pKa=4.74) is as catalyst reaction 20min;El Hajj etc. with
Oxalic acid (pKa=1.23) is used as catalyst, and 130min is reacted at 135-142 DEG C, and fructose converting rate is the yield of 61%, 5-HMF
About 34%;Zhang Xiudong etc. reacts 20min at 150 DEG C in DMSO/ aqueous systems using xylonic (pKa=3.65) as catalyst, can
To obtain the yield of 5-HMF as 69.8%;Liu Shulan etc. is with citric acid (pKa1=3.13) it is used as catalyst, is reacted at 140 DEG C
400min, the yield of available 5-HMF are about 40%;Li Tiancheng etc. using the mixed acid of maleic acid and hydrochloric acid as catalyst, from
Sub- liquid can urged as reaction dissolvent and medium under microwave-assisted with super low concentration catalyzing cellulose hydrolysis at glucose
Change gluconate dehydratase and prepare 5-HMF, the yield of available 5-HMF is 29.13%.It is also proved: being depended merely on from side by example above
The less hydrogen ion that organic monoacid self-ionization comes out, when being catalyzed fructose dehydration catalyst, to generally require higher reaction temperature
(200 DEG C or so), longer reaction time are spent, and the lower simultaneous selection of the yield of 5-HMF is not high.
Summary of the invention
The present invention utilizes salt effect principle, strengthens the degree of ionization of gluconic acid by addition inorganic salts, so that de- in fructose
Water can be carried out with high selectivity when reacting with high conversion, HMF.
The technical solution adopted by the invention is as follows:
A kind of method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural, in gluconic acid-fructose mixing
Inorganic salts are added in solution, hydrogen ion concentration in gluconic acid degree of ionization and reaction system is improved by salt effect, is catalyzed fructose
Dehydration conversion 5 hydroxymethyl furfural.
Wherein, the inorganic salts used in the present invention are sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium bromide, lithium chloride, calcium chloride, chlorination
Zinc, magnesium sulfate, lithium bromide, potassium bromide etc.;It is preferred that salt is calcium chloride.
Wherein, the inorganic salts dosage being added in the present invention is 1-30wt%.
Wherein, gluconic acid catalyst concn is 5-200g/L in Mineral salts-glucose acid system of the invention.
Wherein, fructose dehydration prepares the reaction of 5 hydroxymethyl furfural in the present invention, and it is anti-that reaction system can be single water
System is answered, water/organic solvent two-phase reaction system is also possible to.Wherein organic solvent can be tetrahydrofuran, 2- methyl tetrahydro
Furans, dimethyl carbonate, methylisobutylketone, n-butanol, sec-butyl alcohol, butanone etc..
Wherein, fructose dehydration prepares the reaction of 5 hydroxymethyl furfural in the present invention, and reaction temperature is 100-170 DEG C;Instead
It should be carried out in oil bath, microwave-assisted or micro passage reaction;Reaction time is 1-10min.
Wherein, 5 hydroxymethyl furfural water phase yield determination of the invention is by high performance liquid chromatography outer marking quantitative analysis side
Method;5 hydroxymethyl furfural organic phase yield determination is by gas-chromatography uantitative analytical method.
The present invention utilizes salt effect principle, in gluconic acid system, strengthens the electricity of gluconic acid by addition inorganic salts
From degree, enable the gluconic acid obtained by fructose syrup enzymatic oxidation with the fructose in fructose mixed solution in gluconic acid
Catalysis under high conversion, prepare HMF with high selectivity;Meanwhile and since gluconic acid is substituted as corrosivity such as inorganic acids
Stronger acid, it is possible to reduce the corrosion to reactor;Finally, HMF can be removed by organic extractant phase after dehydration,
The mixed liquor of gluconic acid and inorganic salts can be to recycle gluconic acid after simple separation.
The utility model has the advantages that
The present invention utilizes salt effect principle, and gluconic acid is expanded in fructose dehydration preparation HMF system, high fructose can be obtained
Conversion ratio, high HMF selectivity;Meanwhile being substituted by gluconic acid as the stronger acid of the corrosivity such as inorganic acid, it is possible to reduce to reaction
The corrosion of device;Finally, HMF can be removed by organic extractant phase after dehydration, gluconic acid and inorganic salts can be carried out
Recycling and reusing.
Specific embodiment
According to following embodiments, the present invention may be better understood.However, content described in embodiment is merely to illustrate
The present invention, without the present invention described in detail in claims should will not be limited.
Influence of the different gluconic acid concentration of embodiment 1 to reaction result
Different amounts of gluconic acid is weighed respectively and 1g fructose is settled to 10mL volumetric flask respectively, obtains the grape of various concentration
The mixed solution of saccharic acid and 10% fructose.1mL is taken to have mixed solution of the different glucose acid for catalyst in four respectively
In the microwave tube of 10mL.150 DEG C on microwave reactor, reaction 10min.It is anti-by gas phase, liquid chromatogram difference quantitative analysis
Answer the various products in liquid.
Water phase detection method are as follows: Agilent high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC 1260) is equipped with Bio-Rad Aminex HPX-
87H chromatographic column and ultraviolet and show poor dual detector, mobile phase is the dilute sulfuric acid of 5mM, flow velocity 0.6mL/min, column temperature 35
DEG C, the temperature of Composition distribution is 35 DEG C, and sample volume is 10 μ L;Organic phase detection method are as follows: Shimadzu gas chromatograph (GC-
It 2010Plus) is equipped with Restek Rtx-VMS caplillary, using He as carrier gas, flow velocity is 0.43 mL/min, initial column
Temperature is 40 DEG C (stopping 5min), and heating rate is 7.5 DEG C/min, and terminating column temperature is 240 DEG C (stopping 15min), and sample volume is 1 μ
L.The standard curve for being all made of external standard method foundation calculates the amount of each product.Reaction result such as table 1;
Influence of the different gluconic acid concentration of table 1 to fructose dehydration
By data in table 1 it is found that the pH difference of the gluconic acid solution of various concentration and less (2.0 or so), but this is right
It is inadequate for fructose dehydration, therefore fructose converting rate is lower;But the selectivity for preparing HMF to fructose dehydration influences
It is unobvious.As gluconic acid concentration increases, pH is gradually decreased, and fructose dehydration conversion ratio is also gradually increased.Therefore, single from raising
The concentration of gluconic acid sets out to improve hydrogen ion degree of ionization and cannot achieve.
The influence that 2 salt effect of embodiment changes gluconic acid solution pH
10g fructose, 21.78g gluconic acid (gluconic acid solution of 50%wt) is claimed to be settled in the volumetric flask of 100mL with water
100mL obtains 10% fructose, the gluconic acid mixed liquor of 106g/L.Weigh respectively 1.000g NaCl, NaBr, KCl, LiCl,
CaCl2、ZnCl2Etc. different inorganic salts in 10mL volumetric flask mixed liquor dissolution, be settled to 10mL.Measure pH such as table 2:
Influence of the different inorganic salts of table 2 to gluconic acid degree of ionization
Salt type | Nothing | NaCl | NaBr | KCl | LiCl | CaCl2 | ZnCl2 |
pH | 2.03 | 1.53 | 1.67 | 1.86 | 1.46 | 1.07 | 1.21 |
By 2 data of table it is found that the degree of ionization of gluconic acid can be obviously increased after 10% inorganic salts are added, to make in system
Hydrogen ion concentration increases, pH value decline.It is added in the weak electrolyte solution as gluconic acid not identical as weak electrolyte
When strong electrolyte (the various inorganic salts) of ion, since effects of ion total concentration increases, the mutual restraining function enhancing of interionic,
So that the chance that the hydrogen ion of gluconic acid dissociation forms molecule in conjunction with gluconic acid radical ion reduces, to make gluconic acid
Molecular concentration reduces, and hydrogen ion concentration increases accordingly, and the pH value for showing as solution reduces.
Influence of the different salt ions of embodiment 3 to gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydrating effect
10g fructose, 21.78g gluconic acid (gluconic acid solution of 50%wt) is claimed to be settled in the volumetric flask of 100mL with water
100mL obtains 10% fructose, the gluconic acid mixed liquor of 108.9g/l.Weigh 0.100g NaCl, NaBr, KCl, LiCl,
CaCl2、ZnCl2Respectively in the microwave tube of ten 10mL, it is separately added into 1mL mixed liquor;The 2- butanone for adding 4mL, in microwave
150 DEG C on reactor, react 10min.Obtain result such as chart 3:
Facilitation of the different inorganic salts of table 3 to gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydration
As shown in Table 2, different inorganic salts influence gluconic acid hydrogen ion ionization effect different, and then show in table 3
For to catalysis fructose dehydration prepare HMF influence it is also not identical.Wherein calcium chloride has preferable effect, and fructose converting rate reaches
100%, HMF yield also reaches 89.78%.
Influence of the 4 various concentration calcium chloride of embodiment to gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydration result
0.100g, 0.050 g, 0.010 g CaCl are weighed respectively2In the microwave tube of three 10mL, it is separately added into 1mL example
The organic acid configured in three-fructose mixed liquor;The methylisobutylketone of 4mL is added, 150 DEG C on microwave reactor, reaction
10min.Obtain result such as table 4:
Influence of the 4 various concentration calcium chloride of table to gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydration result
As seen from the results in Table 4: the influence using various concentration calcium chloride to gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydration is little,
To accomplish 90% or more conversion ratio, the selectivity of HMF is also 85% or so.
The reaction result of embodiment 5 different calcium chloride concentrations, differential responses time on micro passage reaction
Weigh the gluconic acid solution of calcium chloride 2g and 5g, fructose 10g, gluconic acid 21.78g(50%wt) in the capacity of 100mL
With water be settled to 100mL in bottle, obtain 10% fructose, the gluconic acid of 108.9g/l, 2% or 5% calcium chloride mixing
Liquid, organic phase are dimethyl carbonate, and two-phase charge ratio is 1:4, by charging rate adjusting reaction time, respectively 150 DEG C,
4min, 6min, 8min, reaction result such as chart 5 are reacted at 160 DEG C, 170 DEG C;
5 calcium chloride of table promotes reaction result of the gluconic acid catalysis fructose dehydration on micro passage reaction to ring
Compared with microwave reaction, microchannel plate should be easier to realize serialization, also do not need additional microwave device, be easier in work
Implement in industry.As shown in Table 5, compared with microwave reaction, the Efficient Conversion of fructose should be also may be implemented in microchannel plate, but needs
It is carried out at higher temperature.Such as: 2% calcium chloride can be converted completely with 170 DEG C of promotion gluconic acid catalysis fructose, the yield of HMF
Reach 96.83%.
The separation and recovery of gluconic acid in 6 gluconic acids of embodiment-calcium chloride solution
In example 5 2% calcium chloride is taken to promote gluconic acid in 170 DEG C of fructose converting reaction solution 100mL of catalysis, through two-phase laminated flow,
20mL aqueous phase solution is obtained, concentrated sulfuric acid 0.5mL is added, generates white calcium sulfate precipitation.Water phase is detected through liquid phase, and gluconic acid returns
Yield is 96%.
Claims (7)
1. a kind of method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural, it is characterised in that: in grape
Inorganic salts are added in saccharic acid-fructose mixed solution system, gluconic acid hydrogen ion concentration are improved by salt effect, catalysis fructose is de-
Water Efficient Conversion 5 hydroxymethyl furfural.
2. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 1 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: used inorganic salts are sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium bromide, potassium bromide, lithium chloride, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, chlorine
Change zinc, magnesium sulfate, lithium bromide, preferably salt is calcium chloride.
3. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 1 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: the additional amount of the inorganic salts is 1-30wt%.
4. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 1 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: the gluconic acid concentration is 5-200g/L.
5. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 1 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: the reaction system can be single water reaction system, be also possible to water/organic solvent two-phase reaction system.
6. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 1 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: the fructose dehydration prepares the reaction of 5 hydroxymethyl furfural, and reaction temperature is 100-170 DEG C;Reaction oil bath,
It is carried out in microwave-assisted or micro passage reaction;Reaction time is 1-10min.
7. the method that Mineral salts-glucose acid system according to claim 5 is catalyzed fructose converting 5 hydroxymethyl furfural,
Be characterized in that: organic solvent include but is not limited to tetrahydrofuran, 2- methyltetrahydrofuran, dimethyl carbonate, methyl iso-butyl ketone (MIBK),
N-butanol, sec-butyl alcohol, butanone.
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