Synthesis of Levulinic Acid from Cellulosic Waste
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Synthetic pheromones for mating disruption for crop protection –– a more sustainable and safer altern
Abolis provides tailor-made industrial solutions based on micro-organisms for a wide range of industries ––
A technology developed by Sudoc, a company that aims to replace toxic chemicals with toxin-free chemical op
Activator chemicals that work with hydrogen peroxide to replace chlorine bleaches.
Professor Terry Collins at Carnegie Mellon University
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Textile fiber out of pulp used for making paper (micro fibrillated cellulose) with the strength and qualities of cott
The Plantrose® Process is a water-based technology platform that converts plants into powerful ingredients.
Two synthetic routes for the production of thermal polyaspartic acid.
Donlar Corporation