Oxygenated glycerol derivatives as an alternative source of energy: A review
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Glycerol
Etherification
Acetalization
Esterification
Fermentation

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Cavalcante, K. S. B., da Silva, M. G. S., Sifrônio, F. S. M., Valois, R. R. S., Maciel, A. P., de Souza Filho, A. G., & Silva, F. C. (2014). Oxygenated glycerol derivatives as an alternative source of energy: A review. Eclética Química, 36(4), 54–61. https://doi.org/10.26850/1678-4618eqj.v36.4.2011.p54-61
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Due to the excessive production of crude glycerol by the Brazilian biodiesel industries, the commercial interest for glycerol derivatives has widely increased. Therefore, several methodologies have been proposed for such purpose, combining the reuse of this abundant raw material with new applications. In such context, this review summarizes a number of works focused on oxygenated glycerol derivatives production, regarding the reactions mechanisms (etherification, acetalization, esterification, and fermentation) and the physicochemical chemical properties and application. Thus, this work aims to contribute to future studies in chemical modification of crude glycerol; hence most of the scientific publications have discussed additives yielded from pure glycerol.

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