doktorska disertacija
Abstract
Vedno večja ozaveščenost o okoljski problematiki usmerja veliko pozornosti pridobivanju
snovi iz naravnih obnovljivih virov. Lignocelulozna biomasa predstavlja glavni obnovljivi vir
organskega ogljika na zemlji ter s tem naravni vir za pridobivanje kemikalij. V okviru doktorske
disertacije smo raziskali možnosti valorizacije in nadgradnje najmanj izkoriščenih komponent
rastlinske biomase invazivnih tujerodnih rastlin (ferulna kislina, lignin, sekundarni metaboliti).
Raziskali smo oksidativno cepitev dvojne in enojne vezi C–C, ki je iz sintetičnega vidika izredno
pomembna reakcija za razgradnjo kompleksnih molekul iz biomase. Z uporabo oksidanta H2O2
ter katalizatorja V2O5, smo razvili metodo za selektivno oksidativno cepitev dvojne C–C vezi.
Metoda omogoča selektivno pretvorbo derivatov cimetove kisline do benzaldehidov,
benzokinonov ali benzojskih kislin. Selektivnost reakcije je odvisna od izbire topila. Derivate
p-hidroksicimetove kisline smo v DME selektivno pretvorili do ustreznih benzaldehidov ter v
TFE do benzokinonov. Derivate cimetove kisline in stirene, ki na para mestu nimajo hidroksilne
skupine pa smo v MeCN selektivno pretvorili do benzojskih kislin. Metoda je primerna tudi za
selektivno pretvorbo ferulne kisline do vanilina (91 %) v prisotnosti 7 ekv. 30 % H2O2 ter
5 mol% katalizatorja V2O5. Oksidativna cepitev enojne C–C vezi pa igra pomembno vlogo pri
pretvorbi lignina do platformnih kemikalij. Predhodno razvito metodo na osnovi H2O2/V2O5
smo razširili na različne vrste lignina. Uporabili smo komercialno dostopen lignin ter realne
vzorce organosolv in kraft lignina japonskega dresnika, octovca in smreke. Zaradi raznolike
strukture ligninskih vzorcev, ki smo jo določili z NMR spektroskopijo smo oksidativno
razgradnjo študirali posebej na vseh treh tipih vzorcev. V DME smo uspešno pretvorili
komercialni lignin ter kraft lignin smreke do vanilina (izkoristek: 9,9 % in 7,6 %), kraft lignin
japonskega dresnika pa smo depolimerizirali do mešanice aromatskih produktov.
IAPS so bogate z različnimi strukturnimi tipi naravnih barvil, ki smo jih izolirali z ekstrakcijo.
Emodin, izoliran iz korenik japonskega dresnika smo kemijsko modificirali z uvedbo različnih
funkcionalnih skupin z nitriranjem, sulfoniranjem in halogeniranjem. S kemijsko spremembo
strukture emodina smo vplivali na njegove barvne, vezavne, protivirusne ter protibakterijske
lastnosti. Emodine smo fotokemijsko okarakterizirali ter jih uporabili kot fotokatalizatorje v
reakcijah reduktivne aktivacije aril halidov. Na knjižnici spojin emodina smo izvedli tudi študijo
vpliva strukture na protivirusno aktivnost proti HCoV-NL63. Jodiran emodin E-3I in bromiran
emodin E-2Br sta izkazala primerljivo protivirusno aktivnost kot Remdesivir, ki je že odobren
za uporabo v nujnih primerih proti COVID-19. Derivate emodina smo uspešno vezali na
tekstilni material (volno in poliamid), ki je izkazal protibakterijsko aktivnost proti bakterijam S.
aureus. Rezultati kažejo, da se kljub vezavi spojin na tekstilni material ohrani njihova
protibakterijska aktivnost. Emodin, ekstrakte iz IAPS ter lignin in PHA smo uspešno
inkorporirali tudi v prevleke silanskega tipa, ki omogočajo pripravo barvnih ter transparentnih
hidrofobnih premazov za steklo in les.
Keywords
invazivne tujerodne rastline;lignocelulozna biomasa;vodikov peroksid;oksidacija;zelena in trajnostna kemija;ferulna kislina;vanilin;naravna barvila;emodin;HCoV-NL63;prevleke;doktorske disertacije;
Data
Language: |
Slovenian |
Year of publishing: |
2022 |
Typology: |
2.08 - Doctoral Dissertation |
Organization: |
UL FKKT - Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology |
Publisher: |
[M. Horvat] |
UDC: |
547.458.84(043.3) |
COBISS: |
117009923
|
Views: |
126 |
Downloads: |
73 |
Average score: |
0 (0 votes) |
Metadata: |
|
Other data
Secondary language: |
English |
Secondary title: |
Useful compounds and materials based on lignin and dyes of invasive alien plants |
Secondary abstract: |
The growing awareness of environmental issues and sustainable development is focused on
obtaining materials from renewable sources. Lignocellulosic biomass represents the most
important renewable source of organic carbon on earth, making it a natural source for the
production of chemicals. In doctoral dissertation, we focused on the utilization of less utilized
components of plant biomass from IAPS (lignin, ferulic acid, and secondary metabolites).
We investigated the oxidative cleavage of double and single C–C bonds, which is an important
reaction for decomposition of complex molecules from biomass, from a synthetic point of
view. Using the oxidant H2O2 and the catalyst V2O5, we developed a method for selective
oxidative cleavage of C–C double bonds. The method allows selective conversion of cinnamic
acid derivatives into benzaldehydes, benzoquinones or benzoic acids. The selectivity of the
reaction depends on the solvent chosen. Derivatives of p-hydroxycinnamic acid were
selectively converted to the corresponding benzaldehydes in DME and to benzoquinones in
TFE. Cinnamic acid and styrene derivatives, which do not have a hydroxyl group at the para
site, were selectively converted to benzoic acids in MeCN. The method allows selective
conversion of ferulic acid to vanillin (91 %) in the presence of 7 eq. of 30 % H2O2 and 5 mol%
catalyst. Oxidative cleavage of single C-C bonds plays an important role in the conversion of
lignin to platform chemicals. A previously developed method based on H2O2/V2O5 was
extended to various types of lignin. We used commercial lignin and real samples of kraft and
organosolv lignin from Japanese knotweed, Staghorn sumac, and spruce. Due to the different
structures of the lignin samples as determined by NMR spectroscopy, oxidative degradation
was studied separately on all three sample types. In DME, commercial lignin and kraft lignin
of spruce were successfully converted to vanillin (yields: 9.9% and 7.6%). Kraft lignin from
Japanese knotweed was successfully depolymerized to a mixture of aromatic products.
IAPS are rich in various structural types of natural dyes, that have been isolated by extraction.
Emodin isolated from Japanese knotweed was chemically modified by introducing various
functional groups through nitration, sulfonation, and halogenation. Chemical modification of
the emodin structure affected its color, binding, and antiviral and antibacterial properties. The
emodin derivatives were photochemically characterized and used as photoredox catalysts for
photoreduction of aryl halides. A Structure-Activity Relationship was performed with the
emodin derivatives for antiviral activity against HCoV-NL63. Iodinated E-3I and brominated
emodin E-2Br showed comparable antiviral activity as Remdesivir, which is already approved
for use in emergency COVID-19 cases. Emodin derivatives were successfully bound to textile
material (wool and polyamide). The functionalized textile material also showed antibacterial
activity against S. aureus. Emodin, IAPS extracts, lignin and PHA were successfully
incorporated into silane-type coatings, enabling the preparation of colored and transparent
hydrophobic coatings for glass and wood.
|
Secondary keywords: |
invasive alien plant species;hydrogen peroxide;oxidation;green and sustainable chemistry;biomass;lignin;ferulic acid;vanillin;natural dyes;emodin;HCoV-NL63;coatings;Lignin;Rastline;Disertacije;Invazivne tujerodne vrste;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela; |
Type (COBISS): |
Doctoral dissertation |
Study programme: |
1000381 |
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): |
1970-01-01 |
Thesis comment: |
Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za kemijo in kemijsko tehnologijo |
Pages: |
211 str. |
ID: |
15786508 |