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Working groups
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- From forest to
agricultural sources - from fresh plants to industrial waste and
recycled fibres
- Polysaccharides,
lignin,
inorganic
compounds,
and
extractives
- Molar mass,
polymer structure, physico-chemical properties, and building blocks
- Representative
sampling, isolation methods, and structure-preserving methods
- Both products
and processes
- Sample matrix
and environment often different from those of the feed material
- Sampling,
pretreatments, storage, and calibration important
- Process data,
on-line methods, and hyphenated techniques
- Strong
emphasis on chemometrics and statistical multicomponent analysis
- A Biorefinery
should utilise 100% of the feed material
- Chemical
characterisation is necessary to achieve that goal
- Utilising the
residues for bioenergy places high demands on the characterisation
- To understand
phenomena such as corrosion, fouling, and low performance
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Last
Update: November 16:th by Anders Strand
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