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Xu et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Improved production of adipic acid from a high loading of corn stover via an efficient and mild combination pretreatment

Xu et al., 2023

Document ID
3415659548920955082
Author
Xu D
Ma C
Wu M
Deng Y
He Y
Publication year
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Bioresource Technology

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Adipic acid is one kind of important organic dibasic acid, which has crucial role in manufacturing plastics, lubricants, resins, fibers, etc. Using lignocellulose as feedstock for producing adipic acid can reduce production cost and improve bioresource utilization. After …
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