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UKBioChem10: Potential for Production at Scale Using UK Feedstock and Examples of Potential UKBioChem10: Potential for Production at Scale Using UK Feedstock and Examples of Potential

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Dr Thomas Farmer amp Dr Rob McElroy Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence University of York 21 st March 2019 LBNets UKBioChem10 UKBioChem10 is a list of the UKs the most promising ID: 932658

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Slide1

UKBioChem10: Potential for Production at Scale Using UK Feedstock and Examples of Potential Applications

Dr Thomas Farmer & Dr Rob McElroy

Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence

University of York

21

st

March 2019

Slide2

LBNet’s UKBioChem10

UKBioChem10 is a list of the UK’s

the

most

promising

bio-derived building-block chemicals (platform molecules

).

The list contains

both:

molecules the

UK

already has a strong foothold

in

2

)

molecules

which are

envisaged to become

very significant to industry in the future and therefore require further support in their development.

This talk covers each in turn and briefly highlights routes to production, UK (2

nd

gen) feedstock requirements and current and potential applications

Much more info:

www.ukbiochem10.co.uk

Slide3

UKBioChem10

Lactic acid (LA)

2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA)

Levoglucosenone (LGO) 5-(hydroxymethyl)furfuryl (HMF) Muconic acid (MA) Itaconic acid (IA) 1,3-butanediol (1,3-BDO) Glucaric acid (GA) Levulinic acid (LeA) n-Butanol (BuOH)

LBNet’s

UKBioChem10

Slide4

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

50

kton LA plant

ktons produced per annum (UK)

% requiredwheat straw230.138286.01barley straw276.2185014.93maize stover186.691620.37oilseed rape straw215.837956.89oat straw255.7247103.63MSW460.3157342.93

1 Lactic Acid (LA)

-CO

2

H and –OH functional groupsProduced via fermentation of sugars713 patents relating to synthesis

Current Applications: Food preservative; firmness enhancer and filler in cosmetics; PLAFuture Potential: Other molecules accessed by LA (ethyl lactate, 1,2-propanediol, acrylic acid); other polyesters

Slide5

2

Furan-

dicarboxylic

acid (FDCA)

Diacid and furan functional groupsProduced via chemocatalysis (part fermentation possible)76 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications:

Polyester production (dominated by PEF), plasticisers.

Future Potential: PET production,further polymers Incl. polyamides, MOF synthesis, Surfactants, gels.ktons needed to supply a 50 kton PEF plantktons produced per annum (UK)% requiredwheat straw208.338285.44barley straw250.0185013.52maize stover168.991618.44oilseed rape straw195.337951.50oat straw231.524793.81MSW

416.7

15734

2.65

Slide6

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

5

kton LGO plant

ktons produced per annum (UK)

% requiredwheat straw64.938281.70barley straw77.918504.21maize stover52.79165.75oilseed rape straw60.937916.05oat straw72.224729.243 Levoglucosenone (LGO)C=C, ketone, acetal and chiral centresVia thermochemical conversion of cellulose3 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Chiral handle (API synthesis), S/N-free polar aprotic solvent Cyrene®; flavour and fragrancesFuture Potential: Extensive derivatisation possible:

Slide7

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

40

kton HMF plantktons produced per annum (UK)

% required

wheat straw196.238285.13barley straw235.5185012.73maize stover159.191617.37oilseed rape straw184.037948.51oat straw218.024788.36MSW392.5157342.494 5-(Hydroxymethyl)furfural (HMF)-OH, -CHO and C=C functional groupsProduced via fermentation of sugars134 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Produced and then used as an intermediate to produce FDCA (2), other furans and APIsFuture Potential: Wide array of compounds

Slide8

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

5

kton MA plant

ktons produced per annum (UK)

% requiredwheat straw137.738283.60barley straw154.318508.34maize stover166.791618.19oilseed rape straw144.937938.22oat straw140.624757.005 Muconic acid (MA)C=C-C=C (diene), diacidVia fermentation of sugars or lignin fragments22 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Precursor to adipic acidFuture Potential: hexamethylenediamine, caprolactam, Diels-Alder (terephalates etc.), unsaturated polyesters:

Slide9

6 Itaconic Acid (IA)

D

iacid

and C=C functional groups

Produced via fermentation of sugars27 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: SBR rubber, emulsion polymers, chelating agents, absorbent materials, drug delivery gelsFuture Potential: Other molecules accessed by IA (methyl metacylate, solvents, butanediol); other polymers

crop

ktons needed to supply a 10 kton IA plantktons produced per annum (UK)% requiredwheat20.66148370.14barley20.6671690.29maize20.3830540.67sugar beet88.7383251.07potatoes86.1950751.70field beans83.809658.68oats22.85

875

2.61

Only 1

st gen feedstock known

Slide10

7 1,3-Butanediol (1,3-BDO)

Diol, one each of 1⁰ and 2

-OH

Produced via fermentation of sugars44 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Precursor to beta-lactam antibiotics, cosmetics (odour reduction, moisturiser etc.)Future Potential: polyesters, 1,3-butadiene, solvents:

crop

ktons needed to supply a 10 kton 1,3-BDO plantktons produced per annum (UK)% requiredwheat59.1148370.40barley59.171690.82maize58.330541.91sugar beet253.783253.05potatoes246.450754.86field beans

239.6

965

24.83oats

65.3875

7.47

Only 1st gen feedstock known

Slide11

8 Glucaric Acid

-CO

2

H and –OH functional groups

Produced via chemocatalysis or fermentation of sugars 20 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Water softener (detergents), cheater in de-icer, food supplement.Future Potential: Routes to UK BioChem 10 2 and 5, nylon 6-6,

other polymers

cropktons needed to supply a 20 kton glucaric acid plantktons produced per annum (UK)% requiredwheat47.6148370.32barley47.671690.66maize46.930541.54sugar beet204.383252.45potatoes198.450753.91field beans

192.9

96519.99

oats52.6

8756.01

Only 1st gen feedstock known

Slide12

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

10

kton LeA plant

ktons produced per annum (UK)

% requiredwheat straw66.538281.74barley straw79.818504.31maize stover73.99168.07oilseed rape straw62.337916.44oat straw53.924721.85MSW138.0157340.889 Levulinic Acid (LeA)-CO2H and ketone functional groupsVia acid hydrolysis of cellulose/sugars92 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Precursor to API (calcium salt etc.), esters for flavour and fragrances

Future Potential: 1,4-pentanediol (polyester and solvents); lactones (solvents, polyesters), 2-MeTHF, fuels

Slide13

feedstock

ktons

needed to supply a

20

kton n-BuOH

plant

ktons produced per annum (UK)% requiredwheat straw200.638285.24barley straw240.7185013.01maize stover162.691617.75oilseed rape straw188.037949.58oat straw222.824790.31MSW767.1157344.88

10

n-Butanol (BuOH)

Primary –OH and small alkyl chainVia fermentation (ABE) of sugars279 patents relating to synthesisCurrent Applications: Solvent, esters (solvents, monomers, plasticisers…), fuel

Future Potential: Many derivatives especially via aldehyde and butene (leads to commodity chemicals:

Slide14

Much more info available from the new website:

ukbiochem10.co.uk

Thanks

for

listeningQuestions?