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Mechanism study of ternary deep eutectic solvents with protonic acid for lignin fractionation
This paper investigated the fractionation of lignin by ternary DES of different polyols using simulation calculation. ChCl-EG-PTSA showed the highest degradability of lignin with the absolute value of total interaction energy of ?8023.80?kJ/mol, and the total number of hydrogen bonds was 91.4. The highest degradability was observed for ChCl:EG: PTSA?=?2:4:1. The results show that CL? plays a dominant role in lignin fractionation and readily forms hydrogen bonds with ?-OH. The difference is that the polyol preferred to form hydrogen bonds with ?-OH in lignin. The addition of PTSA provided protons to the original system. It formed a new ?-? stacking interaction with the lignin benzene ring, which destroyed the ?-? stacking interaction between the original lignin. And increased the interaction of DES on lignin from ?39.73?kcal/mol to ?58.15?kcal/mol based on DFT.
» Author: Weixian Wang, Baoping Zhu, Yang Xu, Bin Li, Huanfei Xu
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