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Transesterification - Process, Mechanism and Applications (Paperback)
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Transesterification - Process, Mechanism and Applications (Paperback)
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Transesterification is an organic reaction in which the organic
group R of an ester is exchanged with another organic group R of an
alcohol according to a mechanism called alcoholysis. In this
compilation, the authors address the way the transesterification
process has become widely popular in biodiesel production, on an
industrial scale, by reaction of triglyceride with short-length
alcohol (methanol and/or ethanol).Next, Jatropha curcas Linnaeus, a
non-edible raw material, is discussed as an attractive alternative
for biodiesel production. The heterogeneous acid catalysis of this
second-generation raw material is examined, including the
mechanisms of esterification of fatty acids and transesterification
of the triacylglycerides present in Jatropha curcas L. oil.In
biodiesel generation, the transesterification reaction is the main
process used for vegetable oils, animal fats, waste cooking oil or
micro/macroalgae. Thus, the authors propose that catalysts such as
acid and base or enzymes should be used to improve the rate of
production.The closing portion of this collection reviews the use
of transesterification reactions within laboratory courses of
environmental and sustainable chemistry programmes for
undergraduate chemistry students over the past 15 years. The
authors propose that in the future, these experiments should be
revised to include discussions of process sustainability and
illustrations of life-cycle analysis approaches to bio-fuel
production.
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