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The Travertine process converts aqueous sulfate into sulfuric acid and caustic solutions through electrolys
University of California, Berkeley
Gasification systems that convert non-recyclable organic waste (bark, sawdust, clean construction/demolition debris,
Synthesis of sitagliptin for drug, Januvia. Januiva is used to treat type II diabetes.
This is Merck & Codexis. Right now, you can only add one.
Long-lasting synthetic oils. Conventional oils are not long-lasting, which generates waste oil.
Two-component (2K) waterborne polyurethane coatings.
Alkyd paint from recycled plastic bottles (PET), acrylics, and soybean oil with low concentrations of VOCs.
Phosphorous-free corrosion inhibitor that protects carbon steel in cooling water by forming a persistent, passivating
Recovery of organic and inorganic chemicals from wastewater.
Large scale anaerobic biotreatment system.