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Catalytic Synthesis Edible Perfume Butyric Acid Vinegar with Tungsten Silicate

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Tungstic acid is a tungsten heteropoly acid, with keggin structure, the appearance of white or pale yellow deliquescence crystals, soluble in water and alcohol. Butyrate but also known as butyl butyrate, can be used as bananas, pineapple and other fruit essence, used in beverages, cakes and bread food. Its traditional synthesis method is under the catalysis of sulfuric acid, esterification by butyric acid and butanol. However, the method has the disadvantages of long reaction cycle and low yield. Meanwhile, sulfuric acid has a strong corrosion on the equipment and produces wastewater that pollutes the environment. In recent years, in the food additives industry, tungsten silicate and tungsten phosphate have been widely used in place of traditional acid catalysis. They are both effective and environmentally friendly. They are the gospel of the whole food processing industry. The preparation of butyric acid vinegar is the synthesis of butyric acid vinegar by the catalysi...

Tungsten Silicate Catalytic Synthesis Cinnamic Acid Isopentyl Acetate

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Tungsten silicate is a kind of tungsten heteropoly acid with Keggin structure, recently it is widely used as food additives on catalytic synthesis. Its appearance is white or pale yellow deliquescent crystal.  Isopentyl cinnamate is a kind of perfume. It is a colorless viscous liquid with cocoa flavor. It is mainly used in food and daily chemical industry. It is a kind of spice which has a bright future to be developed. The traditional synthesis is catalyzed by sulfuric acid, cinnamic acid and isoamyl alcohol process acetification, the main drawback of this method is the existence of long reaction time, low yield, complex process polluted water on environment, sulfate has strong corrosive effect on equipment. Tungsten silicate is an environmentally friendly green catalyst, it has the structural characteristics of complexes and metal oxides, it has the acid catalysts function as inorganic acids (such as sulfuric acid) and solid acids (such as molecular sieves). In th...