'Mini-cellulose' molecule unlocks biofuel chemistry
A team of chemical engineers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has discovered a small molecule that behaves the same as cellulose when it is converted to biofuel. Studying this 'mini-cellulose' molecule reveals for the first time the chemical reactions that take place in wood and prairie grasses during high-temperature conversion to biofuel. The new technical discovery was reported in the January 2012 issue of the journal Energy & Environmental Science and highlighted in Nature Chemistry.
'Mini-cellulose' molecule unlocks biofuel chemistry
A team of chemical engineers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has discovered a small molecule that behaves the same as cellulose when it is converted to biofuel. Studying this 'mini-cellulose' ...
Thu 16 Feb 12 from Phys.org
'Mini-cellulose' molecule may maximize biofuel production, Fri 17 Feb 12 from R&D Mag
UMass Amherst chemical engineers say 'mini-cellulose' molecule unlocks biofuel chemistry, Thu 16 Feb 12 from e! Science News
'Mini-cellulose' molecule unlocks biofuel chemistry, Thu 16 Feb 12 from ScienceDaily
'Mini-Cellulose' Molecule Unlocks Chemistry of Biofuel
A team of chemical engineers at UMass Amherst has discovered a small molecule that behaves like cellulose when converted to biofuel. Studying this 'mini-cellulose' molecule reveals the chemical ...
Thu 16 Feb 12 from Newswise
UMass Amherst chemical engineers say 'mini-cellulose' molecule unlocks biofuel chemistry
Chemical engineers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have discovered a small molecule that behaves the same as cellulose when it is converted to biofuel. Studying this "mini-cellulose" ...
Thu 16 Feb 12 from Eurekalert
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