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13 March, 2013
Agri-biomass processing: Chemicals, Electricity & Jobs! -
10 March, 2013
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3 March, 2013
Companies have put biofuels on the back burner to aim for higher margin chemicals
Tom Welton gives the wooden desk in his office a sharp rap with his knuckles. ‘That’s the sound of lignin,’ he says, grinning. ‘Have you seen its structure? It’s beautif » -
20 February, 2013
Sharing our collection of news, issues, debates, etc. on bio-renewable chemicals -
18 February, 2013
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12 February, 2013
Bio-rewable fuel additive for diesel/kerosene reduce emissions -
7 February, 2013
GreenEnergyPark™: Creating Wealth For Rural KwaZulu-Natal -
6 February, 2013
€25million GreenEnergyPark™. Olive Residue → Pomace Oil, Furfural, Electricity & Fertiliser -
30 January, 2013
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13 January, 2013
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7 January, 2013
Researchers have demonstrated how to convert furfural into a high-quality petroleum refinery feedstock. -
7 January, 2013
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27 November, 2012
The increased production of biodiesel has resulted in the overproduction of glycerol. -
8 November, 2012
Beyond electricity: There is big potential for the (South) African sugarcane industry ... (in our humble opinion, of course)Picture: THINKSTOCKTHE South African sugar industry has potential to contribute at least a 1,000MW to the national grid if the »
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7 November, 2012
Why not from furfural?
1,4 butanediol, commonly known as BDO, is an organic compound predominantly used as a solvent in industrial cleaners and glue removers like tetrahydrofuran (THF). BDO is a saturated carbon-4 straight-chain dibasic alcohol. It is »
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26 September, 2012
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24 September, 2012
Production of high quality fuels from lignocellulose-derived chemicals: a convenient C-C bond formation of furfural, 5-methylfurfural and armotic aldehyde.
A new route of converting the whole lignocellulose biomass derived molecules into high qualit »
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16 September, 2012
An addition to our list of possibilities: (RSC's Green Chemistry):
Recycling of waste leads to a decrease of environmental pollution and landfill sites. In this work, we describe a novel application of furfural residues in fabricating pH-responsive »
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12 September, 2012
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8 September, 2012
The Wittig reaction was discovered in 1954 by Georg Wittig, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1979
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