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P-Aryl ether cleavage

On the other hand, alkaline cleavage of the etherified P-aryl ether unit (47) proceeds by an intramolecular displacement mechanism (D). Under kraft cooking conditions, the p-aryl ether cleavage of phenolic type could be 12-50 times faster than that of the etherified type depending on the hydroxide and sulfide ion concentrations [331]. [Pg.74]

How do reduction reactions that lead to a-CH2-groups affect pulping efficiencies Several typical (P-aryl ether) cleavage pathways would be blocked, which would have a negative effect on efficient delignification. However, because quinone methide formation would be prohibited, undesirable vinyl ether formation and condensation reactions would also be blocked. Bulk-phase fragmentation reactions, involving a... [Pg.370]

One of the difficulties in establishing the detailed chemistry of initial phase pulping is the dominance of the delignification rate by the first step in the process— formation of a quinone methide intermediate. The rates of subsequent steps are difficult to determine however, the rates of these steps are critical to the partitioning of the QMs toward fragmentation processes (p-aryl ether cleavage) as opposed to undesirable competing reactions, such as vinyl ether formation and condensation reactions [57]. [Pg.373]

A unique heterogeneous Pd/C/Zn catalyst also induces p-aryl ether cleavage in a number of lignin models. Treatment of 9 with 5 wt% catalyst and 2 MPa H2 in MeOH at 150°C produces propylguaiacol 10 and guaiacol 11 in 85% yield. A small amount of alcohol 12 is also formed as a byproduct. Hydrogenolysis of a polymeric lignin model under these conditions afforded 10 and 11 as major products in 56% and 44% yield, respectively (Fig. 6) [71]. [Pg.241]

Fig. 7 Oxidative p-aryl ether cleavage with V(dipic) catalysts... Fig. 7 Oxidative p-aryl ether cleavage with V(dipic) catalysts...
Fig. 11 Reactivity control as a function of catalyst in vanadium catalyzed p-aryl ether cleavage... Fig. 11 Reactivity control as a function of catalyst in vanadium catalyzed p-aryl ether cleavage...
Masai E, A Ichimura, Y Sato, K Miyauchi, Y Katayama, M Fukuda (2003) Roles of enantioselective glutathione 5-transferases in cleavage of p-aryl ether. J Bacteriol 185 1768-1775. [Pg.583]

The alkaline cleavage of a- and P-aryl ether linkages as well as condensation reactions have been extensively studied using lignin model compounds [22,24,27,32,277,326-343], but it is still not entirely clarified in the degradation of wood lignin. [Pg.74]

Etherified units. Consistent with the generally accepted mechanism (D, Fig. 14), the erythro dimer of etherified P-aryl ether was about four times more reactive than the threo isomer [350]. The ether cleavage, besides being enhanced by increasing alkalinity, was facilitated in the presence of monoetha-nolamine [351] or in a DMSO-potassium-tertiary butoxide solution [330]. [Pg.76]

ID Suckling. Enhanced Cleavage of P-Aryl Ether Bonds in Lignin Model Compounds during Sulfite-Anthraquinone Pulping. J Wood Chem Technol 8 43, 1988. [Pg.384]

Fig. 4 Ni catalyzed cleavage of lignin model p-aryl ethers... Fig. 4 Ni catalyzed cleavage of lignin model p-aryl ethers...

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