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Tunable solvents for fine chemicals from the biorefinery
Charles A. Eckert
, Charles L. Liotta
, Arthur J. Ragauskas
, Jason P. Hallett
, Christopher L. Kitchens
, Elizabeth M. Hill
, Laura C. Draucker
Chemical Engineering
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Biorefinery
100%
Fine Chemicals
100%
Tunable Solvent
100%
Near-critical Water
66%
Alcohol
33%
Forest Products
33%
Energy Futures
33%
Wood chips
33%
Alkanes
33%
Environmentally Benign
33%
Southeastern US
33%
Dehydration
33%
Commercially Viable
33%
Depolymerization
33%
Paper Mill
33%
Vanillin
33%
Syringol
33%
Black Liquor
33%
Value-added Chemicals
33%
Petroleum Industry
33%
Glucaric Acid
33%
Levulinic Acid
33%
Syringaldehyde
33%
Gas-expanded Liquids
33%
CO2-expanded Methanol
33%
Chiral Materials
33%
CO2 Mixtures
33%
Chemistry
Biorefinery
100%
Carbon Dioxide
66%
Methanol
33%
Depolymerization
33%
Syringaldehyde
33%
Glucaric Acid
33%
Vanillin
33%
Alkane
33%
Petroleum Industry
33%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%
Methanol
50%