Chemical Communications · 2010 · 341 citations · 26 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryChemical EngineeringCarbohydrate ChemistryCatalysisBiomass ConversionCatalytic MechanismsCellulose ChemistryGlycan DegradationGlycosidic Bond HydrolysisSugar ProcessingCellulose ConversionCellulose DegradationCellulose HydrolysisSaccharificationSupported Acid Catalysts
The hydrolysis of cellulose over sulfonated carbons was promoted greatly by elevating the sulfonation temperature. With 250 degrees C-sulfonated CMK-3 as a catalyst, the cellulose was selectively hydrolyzed into glucose with the glucose yield as high as 74.5%, which is the highest level reported so far on solid acid catalysts.
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