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Production of value-added chemicals from bio-oil via acid catalysis coupled with liquid–liquid extraction
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EngineeringBioenergyMethanolChemical EngineeringPetroleum ChemistryBiochemical EngineeringSugar DerivativesPetroleum Refining ProcessLipid ResourceLiquid–liquid ExtractionAcid CatalysisBiomolecular EngineeringSugar/sugar DerivativesValue-added ChemicalsChemical Enhanced Oil RecoveryBiomanufacturingFuel AdditivesBiorefinery ProductPetroleum Refining
Sugar/sugar derivatives in bio-oil can be effectively separated from aromatics via water/chloroform extraction. Subsequent acid-treatment in methanol converts the sugars into levulinic acid/ester and the sugar derivatives into fuel additives. Further extraction with CH2Cl2/CHCl3 could efficiently separate methyl levulinate and levulinic acid from other products.
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