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A Well Kept Secret: How To Add (More) Value To Biomass
There is an amazing variety of products in which furfural naturally occurs or that can be made from furfural and are used in e.g. automotive industry, agriculture, pharma, etc.
Furfural is one of the oldest chemicals made from biomass. It has been commercially made since 1922 and is today recognised as one of the most import biobased chemical building blocks
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(Furfural) Biorefinery 101: Start Simpler
Keep it simple! Making furfural is not rocket science. It's all about the integrating furfural production into the mass and energy balance of a pulp o...
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FDCA to PEF (Polyethylene Furanoate): A Production Cost Anal...
The total operating cost (raw materials, utilities, fixed costs and depreciation costs) estimated to produce PEF was about $2,700/ton in Q2 2015.
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How About Introducing BreakdownPEF?
A Cradle to an End-of-Life Solution for Billions of Plastic Containers
The article "LVF Introduces BreakdownPET, an End-of...
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Furfural and its Humins
Humins are polymers that are formed as degradation products during the furfural manufacturing processes.
