Biomass Valorization
Sustainable Methods for the Production of Chemicals
1. Edition June 2021
432 Pages, Hardcover
3 Pictures (3 Colored Figures)
Handbook/Reference Book
ISBN:
978-3-527-34717-9
Wiley-VCH, Weinheim
Short Description
Presenting different efficient methods to convert biomass into useful building blocks and commodity chemicals.
Further versions
The role of biomass in the production of chemicals
Biomass processing via acid catalysis
Biomass processing via base catalysis
Biomass processing via metal catalysis
Biomass processing via biocatalysis
Biomass processing via pyrolysis
Biomass processing via thermochemical-biological hybrid processes
Biomass processing via electrochemical means
Biomass processing via photochemical means
Biomass processing via micro-wave treatment
Biomass processing assisted by ultra-sound
Biomass processing via mechanochemical means
Industrial perspectives of biomass processing
Biomass processing via acid catalysis
Biomass processing via base catalysis
Biomass processing via metal catalysis
Biomass processing via biocatalysis
Biomass processing via pyrolysis
Biomass processing via thermochemical-biological hybrid processes
Biomass processing via electrochemical means
Biomass processing via photochemical means
Biomass processing via micro-wave treatment
Biomass processing assisted by ultra-sound
Biomass processing via mechanochemical means
Industrial perspectives of biomass processing
Davide Ravelli is currently assistant professor at the PhotoGreen Lab of the University of Pavia (www.unipv.it/photogreenlab). The main research interests of DR are in the frame of photochemical reactions and the attending applications in various fields, particularly in sustainable organic synthesis. He is highly interested in the discovery of methods for the facile generation of valuable intermediates (mainly organic radicals). DR has co-authored ca. 80 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, with a h-index of 23.
Chiara Samorì is currently assistant professor at the Green Chemistry Lab of the University of Bologna (www.unibo.it). The main research interests of CS are in the frame of extraction of biomass by using sustainable solvents for producing 3rd generation biofuels, bioactive compounds and bioplastics. She is highly interested in the development of sustainable and safe protocols for exploiting terrestrial and aquatic biomass. CS has co-authored ca. 42 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, with a h-index of 17.
Chiara Samorì is currently assistant professor at the Green Chemistry Lab of the University of Bologna (www.unibo.it). The main research interests of CS are in the frame of extraction of biomass by using sustainable solvents for producing 3rd generation biofuels, bioactive compounds and bioplastics. She is highly interested in the development of sustainable and safe protocols for exploiting terrestrial and aquatic biomass. CS has co-authored ca. 42 papers in international peer-reviewed journals, with a h-index of 17.
