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Emerging technologies for materials and chemicals from biomass : developed from a symposium sponsored by the Cellulose, Paper, and Textile Division at the 200th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., August 26-31, 1990 by ROGER M. ROWELL; TOR P. SCHULTZ; RAMANI NARAYAN; Helena L. Chum; Arthur J. Power; John Youngquist; George E. Myers; Teresa M. Harten; R. G. Raj; B. V. Kokta; David V. Plackett; Hideaki Matsuda; Raymond A. Young; Nobuo Shiraishi; Robert A. Northey; David N.-S. Hon; William M. Doane; Charles L. Swanson; George F. Fanta; Stoil K. Dirlikov; Arjun C. Sau; Thomas G. Majewicz; S. F. Thames; P. W. Poole; Thomas L. Krinski; Thomas W. Jeffries; Irving S. Goldstein; K. Grohmann; C. E. Wyman; M. E. Himmel; David E. Knox; Philip L. Robinson; J. W. Barrier; M. M. Bulls; D. S. Scott; J. Piskorz; D. St. A. G. Radlein; James D. McChesney; Alice M. Clark is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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<br>As nonrenewable chemical feedstocks are depleted, new sources of materials and chemicals must be developed to fill the need. This new volume examines the technologies now emerging for the use of biomass as an environmentally friendly and sustainable solution to the problem. Its 25 chapters are divided into three sections covering: lignocellulosic materials and composites; biopolymers: alloys, derivatives, and blends: and chemicals and fuels from biomass and wastes. Each section opens with review chapters summarizing potentials and opportunities. Together these sections offer evidence of the cost effectiveness and technical possibilities in using biomassed resources for materials and chemicals.

Author

ROGER M. ROWELL; TOR P. SCHULTZ; RAMANI NARAYAN; Helena L. Chum; Arthur J. Power; John Youngquist; George E. Myers; Teresa M. Harten; R. G. Raj; B. V. Kokta; David V. Plackett; Hideaki Matsuda; Raymond A. Young; Nobuo Shiraishi; Robert A. Northey; David N.-S. Hon; William M. Doane; Charles L. Swanson; George F. Fanta; Stoil K. Dirlikov; Arjun C. Sau; Thomas G. Majewicz; S. F. Thames; P. W. Poole; Thomas L. Krinski; Thomas W. Jeffries; Irving S. Goldstein; K. Grohmann; C. E. Wyman; M. E. Himmel; David E. Knox; Philip L. Robinson; J. W. Barrier; M. M. Bulls; D. S. Scott; J. Piskorz; D. St. A. G. Radlein; James D. McChesney; Alice M. Clark

Publisher

An American Chemical Society Publication

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780841221710

Subjects

Science, Technology, Chemistry