isfahan university of technology department of chemistry continuous synthesis of diethyl ether from...

Isfahan University of Technology

Department of Chemistry

Continuous Synthesis of Diethyl Ether from Sub and Supercritical Ethanol in the Presence

of Homogeneous Catalysts

By : H. Rastegari

Supervisor : Prof. H. S. Ghaziaskar

Advisor : Prof. M. Yalpani

Supercritical Fluid Definition

Supercritical Fluid Properties

Supercritical Fluids Classification

Supercritical Fluid Selection for Chemical Reactions

Supercritical Ethanol Properties

Supercritical Ethanol Applications

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Contents

Introduction

Experimental Section

Instrumentation Diethyl Ether Determination Diethyl Ether Identification Effective Parameters on The Reaction

Conclusion

Providence

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Supercritical Fluid Definition

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Supercritical Fluid Properties

GasSupercritical Fluid

Liquid

Density (g.cm-3)(0.6-2) * 10-3(0.2-0.5)(0.6-2)

Diffusion Coefficient (cm2.s-1)(1-4) * 10-1(10-3-10-4)(0.2-2) * 10-5

Viscosity (g.cm-1.s-1)(1-3) * 10-4(1-3) * 10-4(0.2-3) * 10-2

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Supercritical Fluids Classification

Non-associating Fluids

Associating Fluids

Critical Temperature

)o C(

CriticalPressure

)bar(

Density(g.cm-3)

CO231.173.80.466

H2O374.0220.60.322

EtOH240.861.40.280

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Supercritical Fluid Selection for Chemical Reactions

Critical Temperature and Pressure

Solvent Strength

Corrosion

Toxicity

Supercritical Ethanol

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Supercritical Ethanol Properties

Critical Temperature and Pressure

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Density

88

99

Viscosity

Diffusion Coefficient

1010

Dielectric Constant

1111

Hydrogen Bonding

1212

1313

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Kamlet-Taft Solvent Parameters:• Polarity / Polarizability (π )∗• Hydrogen-Bond Donating Acidity (α)

• Hydrogen-Bond Accepting Basicity (β)

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Polarity

Polarity / Polarizability (π )∗

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Hydrogen-Bond Donating Acidity (α)

1717

Hydrogen-Bond Accepting Basicity (β)

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Supercritical Ethanol Applications

Biodiesel Production

Chemical Reaction

Extraction

Micro and Nano Particle Formation

Drying

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Experimental Section

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Instrumentation

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1 -Feed Container7 -Oven

2 -High-Pressure Pump8 -Reactor

3 -Three Way Valve9 -Cooler

4 -Preheater 10 -High Pressure Valve

5 -Preheater Cell11 -Back Pressure Regulator

6 -Thermocouple12 -Collection Vessel

Diethyl Ether Determination

Carrier Gas: Nitrogen ( %99.999)

Column Type: Capillary (HP-5)

Injector Temperature : 230 oC

Detector Temperature : 250 oC

Temperature Program :

Column Primary Temperature : 40 oC

Column Hold Time at 40 oC : 2 min

Temperature Increasing Rate: 30 oC/min

Final Temperature : 250 oC

Hold Time at 250 oC : 5 min22

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Ethanol

Diethyl Ether

Me

SO

Me

SO

Me

SO

Me

SO

O

OH

H O Et

O OH

OEt

H

O

OEt

OH2

O

OEt

H2O

Me

S

Me

SO

O

O C2H5

H O C2H5

SN2

O OH

O

CH3CH2 2O

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Diethyl Ether Identification

Effective Parameters on The Reaction:

Temperature

Flow Rate

Catalyst Concentration

Pressure

Catalyst Type

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Temperature and Flow Rate Effect

Catalyst : PTSA 2(%w/v)

Pressure : 80 bar

Temperature : (100-300) oC

Flow Rate : (0.1-0.7) mL/min

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320

Temperature (C)

Eth

ano

l C

on

vers

ion

(%

)

0.1(mL/min)

0.2(mL/min)

0.4(mL/min)

0.7(mL/min)

Ethanol Conversion

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0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320

Temperature (C )

Die

thyl

Eth

er S

elec

tivity

(%)

0.1 (mL/min)

0.2 (mL/min)

0.4 (mL/min)

0.7 (mL/min)

Diethyl Ether Selectivity

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0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320

Temperature (C)

Die

thyl

Eth

er Y

ield

(%

)

0.1 (mL/min)

0.2 (mL/min)

0.4 (mL/min)

0.7 (mL/min)

Diethyl Ether Yield

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Temperature(oC)Flow Rate(mL.min-1)Conversion(%)Selectivity(%)Yield(%)

1000.1N.D.N.D.N.D.

0.2N.D.N.D.N.D.

0.4N.D.N.D.N.D.

0.7N.D.N.D.N.D.

1500.138.232.712.5

0.230.022.07.0

0.424.520.35.0

0.718.118.53.3

2000.151.376.239.0

0.240.760.424.5

0.432.863.620.6

0.728.851.314.7

2500.161.031.319.0

0.247.065.031.0

0.438.048.018.3

0.732.241.013.0

3000.176.57.25.4

0.265.413.48.8

0.441.828.111.7

0.733.943.514.631

Catalyst Concentration Effect

Temperature : 200 oC

Flow Rate : 0.1 mL/min

Pressure : 80 bar

PTSA Concentration : 2-4 (%w/v)

PTSA Concentration (%w/v)Conversion(%)Selectivity(%)Yield(%)

252.081.342.1

464.194.560.4

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Pressure Effect

Temperature : 200 oC Flow Rate : 0.1 mL/min PTSA Concentration : 2 (%w/v) Pressure : (60-80) bar

Pressure (bar)Conversion(%)Selectivity(%)Yield(%)

6051.575.038.3

8052.080.041.6

10053.077.040.8

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Catalyst Type

Temperature : 200 oC Flow Rate : 0.1 mL/min Pressure : 80 bar Catalyst Concentration : 2 (%w/v)

CatalystConversion(%)Selectivity(%)Yield(%)

PTSA52.080.041.6

H2SO477.099.075.0

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Synthesis of Diethyl Ether in Sub and Supercritical Ethanol in The Presence of Para Toluene Sulfonic Acid and Sulfuric Acid.

Maximum Yield with Para Toluene Sulfonic Acid: %60

Maximum Yield with Sulfuric Acid: %75

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Conclusion

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Providence

Synthesis of Other Alkyl Ethers

Diethyl Ether Synthesis in The Presence of Heterogeneous Catalysts

Diethyl Ether Separation from Ethanol

Thanks for

Your Attention

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dG = ( u2-u1) dn

u = (dG/ dn)T,P

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the transition-state theory rate constant :

or

One could also develop an alternate expression for the

transition-state theory rate constant that employs fugacity

coefficients rather than activity coefficients. This alternate form of the rate constant is convenient to use when an accurate

analytical equation of state is available for the fluid phase.

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Swine Manure Bio-oil

T = 240-360 oC and P= 34.47 MPas and Purge with N2

30 gr waste + 120 gr ethanol Solid + Bio-oil +Liquid

Bio-oil + Liquid Bio-oil

Filter

Distillation

at 60 oC

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Depolymerization of PET

T= 543 – 573 K and P= 0.1 – 15 MPas

These products were produced by the methanolysis ethanolysis or hydrolysis of the ester bond between TPA and EG.