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Volume 9

Journal of Chemical Engineering & Process Technology

Catalysis 2018

September 05-06, 2018

September 05-06, 2018 Tokyo, Japan

5

th

World Congress on

Catalysis and Chemical Engineering

Chul Shin et al., J Chem Eng Process Technol 2018, Volume 9

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7048-C2-015

Deoximation reaction by immobilized ionic liquid catalyst

Chul Shin and Yoon-Mo Koo

Inha University, South Korea

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ximes are used for purification of carbonyl compounds as well as to protect carbonyl compounds in the synthesis of

carbonyl compounds. Oximes can be also synthesized from noncarbonyl compounds. Various methods, including acid-

catalytic hydrolysis, reductive deoximation and oxidative deoximation have been developed for these preparations of oximes,

ketones and aldehydes as its byproducts. However, these conventional methods pose environmental concerns regarding release

of chemical pollutants. Therefore, the development of clean and highly efficient catalytic process for deoximation reactions is

needed. In this study, immobilized ionic liquid resin (Im-IL-resin) which has carboxylic functional group was synthesized and

evaluated for the deoximation reaction. The synthesized resins were characterized by FT-IR, SEM and TGA. Im-IL-resin and

commercial Amberlyst-15 resin were compared for the deoximation both in batch and column reactor. Although deoximation

yield using Im-IL-resin was similar to that of commercial acidic catalytic resin, Amberlyst-15, the deoximation reaction rate

obtained was at least two times higher than that of Amberlyst-15 in batch reaction. In addition, the products could be efficiently

separated in reactive column packed with Im-IL-resin whereas the products were not able to be separated with commercial

Amberlyst-15 resin.

Biography

Chul Shin has graduated from Inha University with BE degree in Biological Engineering in 2017. He is currently enrolled in Master’s program at Department of

Biological Engineering, Inha University.

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