Klemens Massonne

Verfahren zur Acylierung von Cellulose

Silylation of polysaccharide, especially cellulose, to give products for use in the textiles, food, building and paint industries, involves dissolving in ionic liquid and reacting with a silylating agent

Acylation of polysaccharide, e.g. to make cellulose acetate for applications in textiles, food, building and paints, involves making a solution of cellulose in an organic ionic liquid and reacting with acylating agent

Homogeneous phase acetalation of oligo- or polysaccharide, e.g. for production of acid-crosslinkable cellulose acetals, by reaction with vinyl ether in solution in ionic liquid

Verfahren zum Abbau von Cellulose mit Nucleophilen

Acylating poly- or oligo- saccharide comprises dissolving the saccharide in an ionic liquid, treating the mixture with an acid under the supplement of water, and treating the obtained saccharide with an acylating agent

Process for preparing esters and organic halides

Acetalizing poly-, oligo- or di- saccharide, useful as starting material in textile, paper and non-woven fabric industries, comprises dissolving the saccharide in an ionic liquid and reacting the obtained mixture with a vinyl ether

Breaking down of poly-, oligo-, disaccharide or its derivatives, useful as raw material e.g. in textile industry, comprises dissolving the derivatives in an ionic liquid and treating the mixture at an elevated temperature

Silylating poly-, oligo-, disaccharides derivatives comprises dissolving the poly-, oligo- disaccharides in an ionic liquid and reacting the obtained mixture with a silylating agent