Removal of Basic Nitrogen Compounds from Diesel Fraction with NMP-0.5ZnCl_(2) Coordinated Ionic Liquid

摘要

An inexpensive coordinated ionic liquid NMP-0.5ZnCl_(2) was synthesized by reacting N-methyl-pyrrolidone with anhydrous ZnCl_(2),and its structure was characterized with FT-IR spectroscopy.The performance of IL for removing basic nitrogen compounds from model oil containing quinoline and actual coker diesel was studied.Experimental results showed that the IL,NMP-0.5ZnCl_(2),exhibited a good denitrogenation performance,which can be attributed to its low viscosity and unoccupied orbitals of Zn ion,while obtaining a 99.68%quinoline removal efficiency under conditions covering a temperature of 50℃,an IL/model oil mass ratio of 1:2,and a reaction time of 30 min.In the case of coker diesel,above a 91%basic N-removal efficiency(with N-content reduced from 536μg/g to 47μg/g)was realized by the IL after 5-stage extraction.Moreover,the quinoline extraction efficiency could still reach 96.73%during four recycles of the IL.