conversion of dagang vacuum residue into oxygen-containing organic compounds by photo-oxidation with h2o2 over tio2
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Abstract
The photocatalytic depolymerization of Dagang vacuum residue (DVR) was
carried out with H2O2 over
TiO2 in a photochemical reactor. Most of the organic
matter in DVR was converted into oxygen-containing organic compounds.
The yields of carboxylic acids, oxalates, epoxy compounds, and
hydroxyl compounds from DVR oxidation are 40.6%, 36.4%,
17.86%, and 13.5%, respectively. In addition, the oxidation
causes significant decrease in viscosity and chromaticity of DVR. The
related reaction mechanisms are discussed according to the
experimental results.
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| Authors | ;Heng-Shen Xie;Zhi-Min Zong;Qing Wei;Tong Liu;Jian-Jun Zhao;Pei-Zhi Zhao;Shi-Hua Zhang;Xian-Yong Wei |
| Journal | construction and building materials |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1155/2011/869589
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