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Furfural: Pre-treament for Anaerobic Digestion

Furfural: Pre-treament for Anaerobic Digestion

Furfural from Biogas Production  Increased biogas yields from digesting pre-treated biomass! A recent (January 2014) study[1] found that biogas production increased after e.g. acidic pre-treatment of lignocellulosic biomass. We suggest that our BBS-Biorefining™...

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Furfural & CHP

Furfural & CHP

Sugar cane bagasse is well understood and technology has been developed over the years for its efficient conversion to steam and electricity.

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Sunflower Husks and Furfural

Sunflower Husks and Furfural

Once the furfural is extracted, the remaining lignocellulosic residue can either be pelletised or further processed, as it has many value-added uses.

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Green “PET” Bottles from Furfural

Green “PET” Bottles from Furfural

Furfural as feedstock for PET alternatives. Bio-renewable PEF (polyethylene furanoate) is an alternate and green plastic for soft drink bottles. Pepsi was the first, but Coca Cola and Danone are also developing/introducing PEF bottles. PEF is made from ethylene glycol...

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Furfuryl Alginate: Useful for Wound Healing

Furfuryl Alginate: Useful for Wound Healing

Derived from Furfural and Brown Algae A visible light-curable polysaccharide conjugate was prepared and was included with epidermal growth factor (EGF) for wound healing application[1]. Alginate was modified with furfurylamine, and the furfuryl alginate (F-alginate)...

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Bio-based Solutions of the Future

Bio-based Solutions of the Future

Multiple market applications are being targeted that broadens the horizon further for bio-based materials.
Climate change is real.
It is happening right now.
It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species, and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating.

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How to Turn a Corncob into Plastic Bottles

How to Turn a Corncob into Plastic Bottles

Corncobs can be removed from the fields without any negative impact on soil health.
Actually, they take a few years to decompose and initially take nitrogen from the soil during the decomposition process!

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Bioenergy Crops Could Become Invasive Species

Bioenergy Crops Could Become Invasive Species

While some crops could hold great potential as bioenergy sources, they could also pose a threat as an invasive species. A new study in the journal Invasive Plant Science and Management says that a seed-bearing form of giant miscanthus could be trouble for farmers if...

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Malaysia: The Next Bioplastic Destination?

Malaysia: The Next Bioplastic Destination?

Malaysia is keen on valorizing its significant volume of palm tree biomass into biobased chemicals and bioplastics. Malaysia reportedly produces  around 80 million tons/year of biomass waste. DalinYebo's insight: We think that furfural and its many by-products could...

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Making alternative fuels cheaper

Making alternative fuels cheaper

MIT chemical engineers have devised a cheaper way to synthesize a key biofuel component, which could make its industrial production much more cost-effective. The compound, known as gamma-valerolactone (GVL), is attractive because of its versatility, says Yuriy Román,...

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A biomass bonanza

A biomass bonanza

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? .
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About Sugarcane, Co-generation (.. and beyond?)

About Sugarcane, Co-generation (.. and beyond?)

Beyond electricity: There is big potential for the (South) African sugarcane industry .
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(in our humble opinion, of course) Picture: THINKSTOCK THE South African sugar industry has potential to contribute at least a 1,000MW to the national grid i.
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From biomass to medicines

From biomass to medicines

A simple synthesis of indolo[3,2-c]quinolines, antimalarial alkaloid isocryptolepine, and its derivatives Indolo[3,2-c]quinolines are pharmacologically attractive class of heterocyclic compounds.
The method of their synthesis, based on transformat.
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