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Degradation of Lignin by Depolymerization
2017This chapter mainly presents depolymerization of lignin to generate depolymerized lignin or oligomers with smaller molecules and higher reactivity as a potential feedstock for the synthesis of biopolymers. Depolymerization of lignin can be realized with various thermochemical methods including hydrolytic, reductive, and oxidative depolymerization ...
Chunbao Xu, Fatemeh Ferdosian
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1991
Lignin occurs in the matrix of plant cell walls. It is a complex heterogeneous polymer which in association with cellulose and hemicellulose provides strength and rigidity to plant cells. In supporting the plant cell structure, it gives shape and form to the whole plant. Although lignin is found in the middle lamellae between cells, it is most abundant
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Lignin occurs in the matrix of plant cell walls. It is a complex heterogeneous polymer which in association with cellulose and hemicellulose provides strength and rigidity to plant cells. In supporting the plant cell structure, it gives shape and form to the whole plant. Although lignin is found in the middle lamellae between cells, it is most abundant
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Degradation products of lignin
1936A method of increasing the yield of methanol lignin was devised in collaboration with Mr. J. Swartz. Some of the methoxyl groups of completely methylated methanol lignin were shown to be probably anolic in nature. Catalytic reduction of this material, using two of the more recently developed catalysts, Was attempted, the results obtained being entirely
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The Bacterial Degradation of Lignin—A Review
Water (Switzerland), 2023Tibela Landeka Dragicevic +2 more
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Lignin degradation by microorganisms: A review
Biotechnology Progress, 2022Ghada Atiwesh +2 more
exaly