A novel Brönsted–Lewis acidic heteropoly organic–inorganic salt: preparation and catalysis for rosin dimerization

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A novel Brönsted–Lewis acidic heteropoly organic–inorganic salt has been prepared via the replacement of protons in neat phosphotungstic acid with both organic and metal cations. This hybrid catalyst, Sm0.33[TEAPS]2PW12O40, exhibited satisfactory performance in the dimerization of rosin to prepare polymerized rosin Under optimum conditions (15.0 g rosin and 5.0 g Sm0.33[TEAPS]2PW12O40 catalyst in 18.0 mL toluene at 90 °C for 10 h), a polymerized rosin product with a softening point of 120.1 °C was obtained. In addition, the Sm0.33[TEAPS]2PW12O40 catalyst maintains excellent catalytic performance over five recycles.

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Yuan, B., Xie, C., Yu, F., Yang, X., Yu, S., Zhang, J., & Chen, X. (2016). A novel Brönsted–Lewis acidic heteropoly organic–inorganic salt: preparation and catalysis for rosin dimerization. SpringerPlus, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40064-016-2098-4

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