Lignin Hydrothermal Liquefaction into Bifunctional Chemicals: A Concise Review
Lignin, the second largest biomass after cellulose is underutilized. Yet, it remains the only natural source of aromatic, and phenolic compounds. It is imperative to, amidst the expanding interest on biomass conversion, to accord the necessary attention towards lignin degradation into value added ch...
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2020
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