Desulfurization of Fuel by [Bmim]CoCl3 and Potassium Monopersulfate

Functional ionic liquid [Bmim]C°Cl3 was prepared with potassium monopersulfate compound (PMS) to form extraction catalytic oxidative desulfurization system for benzothiophene (BT) removal. The best reaction conditions for removing BT were as follows: m (ionic liquid) = 2 g, m(PMS) = 1.5 g, C (initia...

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Published in:Nature environment and pollution technology 2020-12, Vol.19 (4), p.1749-1753
Main Authors: Zhang, Jun, Xu, Hang, Li, Yang
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Air pollution
Benzothiophene
Catalytic oxidation
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Desulfurizing
Diesel fuels
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Ionic liquids
Ions
Nitrogen dioxide
Outdoor air quality
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Potassium
Smog
Sulfur
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description Functional ionic liquid [Bmim]C°Cl3 was prepared with potassium monopersulfate compound (PMS) to form extraction catalytic oxidative desulfurization system for benzothiophene (BT) removal. The best reaction conditions for removing BT were as follows: m (ionic liquid) = 2 g, m(PMS) = 1.5 g, C (initial sulphur) = 500 ppm, T = 40°C ~ 50°C. The desulfurization rate could be reached at 92.4 %. The ionic liquid still had higher activity after 5 cycles of reuse which exhibited that there was only a slight difference in the amount of the oxidant. It was proved that [Bmim]C°Cl3 ionic liquid combined with oxidant PMS has an excellent desulfurization performance.
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Ions
Nitrogen dioxide
Outdoor air quality
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Oxidizing agents
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Smog
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