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Biological Delignification Of Biomass

2016
The annual production of lignocellulosic matters has been estimated about, 1010 metric tons worldwide [2]. The main constituents of the lignocellulosic biomass are cellulose (a homopolymer of glucose), hemicellulose (a heteropolymer of pentoses and hexoses) and lignin (a polymer of phenyl propanoid units) [82].
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Hardwood Kraft Delignification

Kraft pulping is a globally significant industrial process whose complexity, stemming from the multi-scale heterogeneity of wood, means a complete understanding of its underlying physicochemical mechanisms remains elusive. This thesis presents research aimed at advancing the fundamental understanding of the kinetics of delignification—the primary step ...
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The Chemistry of Delignification. A General Concept

Holzforschung, 1982
The reactions of lignins during pulping and bleaching are divided into two categories, i.e. nucleophilic additions and displacements, involved in pulping processes, in later phases of lignin-degrading bleaching and in lignin-retaining bleaching, and electrophilic additions and displacements, initiating lignin-degrading bleaching processes.
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Chlorite delignification of spruce wood.

1970
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Chemistry of delignification

Wood Science and Technology, 1986
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Physico-chemical mechanisms of delignification

1974
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Chemistry of delignification

Wood Science and Technology, 1985
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