Catalytic pyrolysis offers a viable approach to harness the potential of renewable carbon feedstocks for the production of valuable products like biofuels and chemicals. In this study, three metal-organic framework (MOF) derived catalysts (Zn/MOF, Ce/MOF, and Ca/MOF) were successfully synthesized via modified methods, and their effects on regulating the three-phase distribution of tobacco biomass pyrolysis products were systematically investigated. FTIR analysis showed that all three MOF catalysts promoted the yield of gas phase products and Ce/MOF, Zn/MOF, and Ca/MOF increased the release of NH3 by 80.6, 194.0, and 90.6 % respectively. The GC-MS analysis of catalytic pyrolysis showed that all three MOF catalysts decreased the yield of nitrogen heterocycles, with the Ce/MOF catalyst exhibiting the highest yields of furans in the liquid phase products. Compared to the control group, the furans content in the tobacco stem pyrolysis products increased by approximately 82 %, with the yield of 5-methylfurfural particularly rising by 240 % under Ce/MOF pyrolysis conditions optimized using response surface methodology. The Ce/MOF derived catalysts presented the favorable synergistic catalysis effect of dual functional acidic sites for the cleavage of the C-O bond to selectively generate furans. This study revealed the potential of metal-based MOF-derived catalysts for the targeted synthesis of oxygen-containing high-value chemicals during the pyrolysis of tobacco biomass.
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