BioProducts
Beschreibung
The book is focused on Bio Products derived from renewable resources processed by conventional catalytic thermochemical processes and or emerging bioprocessing techniques including fermentation and synthetic biology. It highlights some of these developments-from discovery, lab feasibility, scale up and eventual commercialization of interest and value in all the major sectors of the economy.
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Person
Dr. Bhima Vijayendran
Looks back at over 45years in senior leadership roles at Fortune 500 companies and at Battelle Memorial Institute. Since his retirement he has been consultant and advisor for renewable technologies and advanced materials and their commercialization. He co-founded Redwood Innovation partners and California and Ohio Biobased Innovation Centers.
Inhalt
- Intro
- Preface
- Contents
- Some concluding remarks
- List of contributing authors
- Section I: Introductory chapters
- Chapter 1 Introduction and an overview
- Chapter 2 Feedstock for bioproducts
- Chapter 3 Process scale-up for bioproducts: enabling the emerging circular economy
- Chapter 4 Bioproduct projects
- Section II: Some early-stage R&
- D bioproducts
- Chapter 5 Formaldehyde-free binders
- Chapter 6 Biobased lubricants and hydraulic fluids
- Chapter 7 An introduction to lignin-based carbon fibre
- Chapter 8 Bio-based surfactant: overview, trend, and future outlook
- Chapter 9 Sustainable ethylene glycol production: synthesis, properties, and future opportunities
- Chapter 10 Soybean oil-based surfactants
- Chapter 11 Bioconversion products of microbial electrochemical systems
- Section III: Synthetic biology
- Chapter 12 Clean chemistry: powered by biology
- Chapter 13 Hydrogen bacteria: a developing platform for the sustainable carbon dioxidebased bioindustry
- Chapter 14 Renewable waste feedstocks for a sustainable aquaculture industry
- Section IV: Some commercial bioproducts
- Chapter 15 Microbially produced green surfactant bioproducts
- Chapter 16 Epoxidation of vegetable oils and their use in plasticized polyvinyl chloride (PVC) applications
- Chapter 17 The positive impact bio-solutions have on the global construction industry
- Chapter 18 Green hydrogen production, use, and project delivery
- Section V: Bioplastics and biopolymers
- Chapter 19 Renewable green biopolymers and bioplastics
- Chapter 20 Bio-derived polymers and plastics
- Chapter 21 Green bioplastics in sustainable packaging for the emerging bio economy
- Chapter 22 PHAs: the all-purpose green bioplastic for emerging bio economy
- Section VI: Sustainable green biocomposites
- Chapter 23 Bio-based plastics compounds for the emerging bio economy
- Chapter 24 Bio-based fibers and plastics composites
- Chapter 25 Turning biomass into businessT
- Chapter 26 BioProducts and biomaterials that drive sustainability in a medical market
- About the author
- Index
