Radiation Chemistry of Alternative Fuel Oxygenates: Substituted Ethers

Analytical Methods for Fuel Oxygenates

A Concise Background on Fuel Oxygenates Fuel oxygenates are oxygencontaining compounds (e.g., ethers and alcohols) that are added to gasoline either to boost the octane rating, to make the fuel burn cleaner by increasing the oxygen content, or to achieve a combination of both. The most commonly used oxygenates are methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE) and ethanol. Other oxygenates include tertiary...

Synthesis of Biomass-Derived Gasoline Fuel Oxygenates by Microwave Irradiation

بوزدایی از ‏‎fuel oil deodorization of fuel oil‎‏

مطالعات و بررسی های انجام گرفته نشان می دهد ترکیبات بودار موجود در ‏‎fuel oil‎‏ عمدتا ترکیبات سولفوردار سخت مثل تیوفن، دی متیل بنزوتیوفن و ... بوده و روشهای بوزدایی همچون استخراج با حلالهای اسیدی و بازی ، رقیق کاری با گازولین ، ماسکینگ با بوتیل استات نتایج چندان مطلوبی در بوزدایی از آن نشان نمی دهند.همچنین روش جذب سطحی برای بوزدایی ‏‎fuel oil‎‏ تنها با استفاده از جاذب هایی همچون بنتونیت و توفیت...

Zirconocene-catalyzed reactions of alkenyl-substituted enol ethers.

Etherification of Some C8-alkenes to Fuel Ethers

Tertiary ethers are formed in a reaction between alcohols and alkenes. They are used in gasoline to enhance its burning and to reduce harmful exhaust emissions. They also have high octane rating, which is beneficial for gasoline blending. Regulations in regard to fuel composition and exhaust emissions are tightening and new, cleaner burning high octane gasoline components are of wide interest. ...