Overview of the Catalytic Production of Isoprene from
different raw materials; Prospects of Isoprene production
from bio-ethanol.

• Authors: G.O. Ezinkwo , V.F. Tretjakov , R.M. Talyshinky , A.M. Ilolov , T.A. Mutombo
• Languages of publication: EN

Abstracts

EN

Isoprene is a valuable monomer for the rubber and most chemical
industries. The five carbon monomer is used to make synthetic latex similar
to the natural and it is becoming a monomer of choice because of the
possibility to manipulate its properties. The rapid development of synthetic
rubber is a result of the huge demand for this material. Currently, SR is
used practically in all spheres of industry and national economy with its
global production exceeding 1.3 million tons per year In this paper, various
methods for its production and their shortfalls were studied; the prospect
for isoprene production from bio-ethanol was also highlighted.

Keywords

EN

Isoprene ; Synthetic rubber (SR) ; Catalyst ; Isopentane ; Isopentene

• Journal: Catalysis for Sustainable Energy
• Year: 2012
• Volume: 1
• Pages: 100-111

Dates

accepted

25 - 09 - 2013

online

30 - 10 - 2013

received

30 - 7 - 2013

Contributors

author

G.O. Ezinkwo

• A.V. Topchieva Institute of Petrochemical
  Synthesis, Moscow, Russia,

author

V.F. Tretjakov

• A.V. Topchieva Institute of Petrochemical
  Synthesis, Moscow, Russia
• Moscow State University of Fine
  Chemical Technology,
  86 Vernadsky avenue, Moscow, Russia

author

R.M. Talyshinky

• Moscow State University of Fine
  Chemical Technology,
  86 Vernadsky avenue, Moscow, Russia

author

A.M. Ilolov

• Moscow State University of Fine
  Chemical Technology,
  86 Vernadsky avenue, Moscow, Russia

author

T.A. Mutombo

• Moscow State University of Fine
  Chemical Technology,
  86 Vernadsky avenue, Moscow, Russia

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Identifiers

DOI

10.2478/cse-2013-0006