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Whiskey Science: Smell the Furfural

The Higher the Furfural Content, The Better The Whiskey! (Image: DalinYebo)
Furfural imparts a characteristic variously described as grainy, biscuity, or almond-like.
Levulinic Acid from Cow Dung
Oldest Biorefineries used for Pretreatment of Lignocellulose: The Cows
Levulinic acid is a platform chemical with significant potential to substitute petroleum-based products in the chemical and fuel sectors.
Two More Factsheets: Biobased Products

Image © Stefan Körber, Tropfen, Fotolia
InnProBio, the Forum for Bio-Based Innovation in Public Procurement, aims to build a community of public procurement practitioners interested in Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI) of Bio-Based Products and Services (BBPS). More .. (more…)
Factsheet #1: What are biobased products?

Factsheet #1: What are biobased products?
The EU-funded InnProBio project published Factsheet #1. It offers some definitions and graphic illustrations on the type of feedstock used to make the products and of the uses for biobased products.
Factsheet #1 highlights the benefits of bio-based products, such as their potential to reduce the economy’s dependence on fossil feedstocks, to create green jobs (not only) in the European Union, and to help drive European innovation.
Researchers Developed A Process for Simultaneous Production of Furfural and Hydrolyzable Cellulose
Furfural (58.6% yield) and cellulose-enriched residue (>90% glucan recovered) are coproduced with 89.3% glucose yield in a MTHF/aqueous AlCl3 system. (Image: pubs.acs.org)
Coproduction of Furfural and Easily Hydrolyzable Residue from Sugar Cane Bagasse in the MTHF/Aqueous Biphasic System:
Furfural-based Binder for Composite Construction Materials
Surface protection in irrigation and drainage construction, for galvanic, chemical and other special structure, etc.
Additional Posts
#Kebony @BuildingGreenDK

@BuildingGreenDK in Forum #CPH. #Kebony stand number 1! #BG14 pic.twitter.com/rM1gq626Dm read more…
Wake up and smell the coffee … it’s why your cuppa tastes so good

What gives coffee that unique smell? Photo: Simon O’Dwyer
.. three-part series Chemistry of Coffee, where we unravel the delicious secrets of one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world .. read more…
Unique Properties of Furfuryl Alcohol (“FA”)

Furfuryl Alcohol Used For Innovative Space Technology
Furfuryl Alcohol’s Role in the Space Shuttle Development
“Green Wood” Alternative to Tropical Hardwood
Furfural is behind an environmentally-friendly alternative with similar properties to tropical hardwood.
Drop-in Pothole Repairs using biobased Chemicals

Easy & quick road repairs (also for remote locations)





