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Effect of sodium hydroxide pretreatment on chemical composition of treated acacia mangium using response surface methodology

Rafidah et al., 2020

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2135222523882097970
Author
Rafidah J
Mohd-Sahaid K
Norliza A
Aidil A
Mohd-Farid A
Publication year
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Journal of Tropical Forest Science

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High cellulose biomass is required to produce high yield fermentable sugars to be used as a feedstock for biofuels production. However, the higher lignin content in biomass becomes a hindrance to a high cellulose content biomass raw material production. Therefore, an …
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    • C12N9/2405—Glucanases
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