Beyond 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid: status quo, environmental assessment, and blind spots of furanic monomers for bio-based polymers
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Beyond 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid: status quo, environmental assessment, and blind spots of furanic monomers for bio-based polymersAutoría
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2024Editor
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ANNATELLI, Mattia, et al. Beyond 2, 5-furandicarboxylic acid: status quo, environmental assessment, and blind spots of furanic monomers for bio-based polymers. Green Chemistry, 2024.Tipo de documento
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Since 5-(hydroxymethyl)furfural (HMF) has been labelled as the “sleeping giant” of the bio-based platform-chemical realm, numerous investigations have been devoted to the exploitation of this versatile
molecule and ... [+]
Since 5-(hydroxymethyl)furfural (HMF) has been labelled as the “sleeping giant” of the bio-based platform-chemical realm, numerous investigations have been devoted to the exploitation of this versatile
molecule and its endless chemical transformations into novel monomers for producing bio-based polymers. However, beyond 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (2,5-FDCA), little attention has been devoted to key
aspects that deserve being addressed before bringing forward other HMF-derivatives into the bio-based
plastic market, i.e., procedures, scaling-up of the syntheses, products’ purification, physical–thermal properties, and above all green metrics (sustainability/greenness of procedures). This critical review focuses
on the most investigated derivatives of HMF beyond 2,5-FDCA, assessing their exploitation as monomers
for bio-based polymers. HMF-derived compounds have been classified according to their functionalities,
i.e., aldehyde-, diol-, polyol-, amine-, acid-, ester-, carbonate-, acrylate-, and epoxy-based monomers.
The related synthetic approaches are discussed, evaluating the sustainability of the procedures reported
so far, based on green metrics such as the environmental factor (E-factor) and the process mass intensity
(PMI). For each family of HMF derivatives, their use as monomers for the synthesis of bio-based polymers
has been addressed, taking into consideration the efficiency of the polymerisation reactions, the physical–chemical and thermal properties of the resulting bio-based polymers, as well as their biodegradability
if applicable. The overall picture that emerges is that much has been achieved for the synthesis of furan
monomers; however, many obstacles still need to be overcome prior to massively introducing these compounds into the bio-based plastic market. Hopefully, the data reported in this review will shed light on the
goals achieved so far, and on some critical issues that must still be tackled in the short- or medium-term
for a more sustainable and however efficient industrial process. [-]
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