A research team led by Professor Jaehoon Kim at Sungkyunkwan University and Dr. Dong Ki Lee at the Korea Institute of Science ...
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Scientists break lignin’s strongest bonds to turn wood waste into valuable fuel
What if the toughest part of wood could be turned into highly useful chemicals ...
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Researchers crack lignin’s toughest bonds to turn wood waste into fuel
A new zeolite material has shattered yield records for converting industrial lignin waste into aromatic fuel precursors by targeting the carbon-carbon bonds that have long resisted chemical breakdown.
Flemish scientists have been successful in producing bio-based chemical building blocks that can be used in the production of ...
Lignin, a renewable aromatic biopolymer with complex three-dimensional networks and diverse functional groups, represents a promising sustainable feedstock for value-added chemicals and fuels. However ...
A palladium-on-carbon catalyst electrochemically breaks lignin ether bonds and upgrades the fragments into cyclic chemicals ...
A new perspective from materials scientists outlines how the fundamental components of plants?cellulose, lignin, and hemicellulose?can be optimized to create low-cost, high-performance ...
Bob Kelly (l) and Jack Wang look over poplar trees in a greenhouse on NC State's Centennial Campus. Credit: Dee Shore, NC State University. Bob Kelly (l) and Jack Wang look over poplar trees in a ...
A study published in the Journal of Bioresources and Bioproducts establishes quantitative structure-activity relationships ...
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