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Technology for The Production of 2-Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol (2-PEA): A Synthetic Rose Aroma by the Hydrogenation of Styrene Oxide

Implementing Organization

Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSMCRI)

About

CSIR-CSMCRI developed a novel hydrogenation catalyst where Pd was loaded on inorganic solid base (2% loading). The catalyst thus developed is simple to make with high physical strength, stable under ambient condition, non-pyrophoric and produces no by-products. The catalyst retained its performance over 100 recycle use in hydrogenation process.

Patents

US9040755

Outcome / Output

The catalytic hydrogenation of styrene oxide is feasible with direct use Pd(II) supported catalyst, without prior reduction of Pd(II) to Pd(0), Pd(II) supported catalyst is easy to synthesized which is non pyrophoric, can be stored in air for long (tested for over 1 year) without any noticeable loss in its catalytic performance, The as synthesized catalyst produce very less or no dust as in the case of conventionally used Pd on carbon, The as synthesized catalysts do not require a basic promoter to increase selectivity of 2-phenyl ethanol, The as synthesized catalysts can be directly reused after the first cycle of hydrogenation of styrene oxide by simple decantation of the product from liquid phase without involving any purification/filtration step, The present method yields 2-phenyl ethanol with 98.5% selectivity at total conversion of styrene oxide, The catalyst can be effectively recycled many cycles (tested for 25 cycles) without any significant loss in activity and selectivity.
Quick Information
Thrust Areas
Chemical Sciences
Focus Area
Production of 2-Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol
Status
completed
Contact
director@csmcri.res.in
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