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Thermal and Mechanical Properties of Esterified Lignin in Various Polymer Blends by Orebom, Alexander, Di Francesco, Davide, Shakari, Patrick, Samec, Joseph S. M., Pierrou, Clara

“…Lignin is an abundant polymeric renewable material and thus a promising candidate for incorporation in various commercial thermoplastic polymers. One challenge…”
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Enantio- and Regioselective Ir-Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Di- and Trisubstituted Cycloalkenes by Peters, Byron K, Liu, Jianguo, Margarita, Cristiana, Rabten, Wangchuk, Kerdphon, Sutthichat, Orebom, Alexander, Morsch, Thomas, Andersson, Pher G

“…A number of cyclic olefins were prepared and evaluated for the asymmetric hydrogenation reaction using novel N,P-ligated iridium imidazole-based catalysts…”
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High Yields of Bio Oils from Hydrothermal Processing of Thin Black Liquor without the Use of Catalysts or Capping Agents by Orebom, Alexander, Verendel, J. Johan, Samec, Joseph S. M

“…Black liquor (BL) from the kraft pulping process has been treated at elevated temperatures (380 °C) in a batch reactor to give high yields of a bio oil…”
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Debottlenecking a Pulp Mill by Producing Biofuels from Black Liquor in Three Steps by Di Francesco, Davide, Dahlstrand, Christian, Löfstedt, Joakim, Orebom, Alexander, Verendel, Johan, Carrick, Christopher, Håkansson, Åsa, Eriksson, Sören, Rådberg, Henrik, Wallmo, Henrik, Wimby, Martin, Huber, Florian, Federsel, Christopher, Backmark, Mattias, Samec, Joseph S. M.

“…By extracting lignin, pulp production can be increased without heavy investments in a new recovery boiler, the typical bottleneck of a pulp mill. The…”
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Green Diesel from Kraft Lignin in Three Steps by Löfstedt, Joakim, Dahlstrand, Christian, Orebom, Alexander, Meuzelaar, Gerrit, Sawadjoon, Supaporn, Galkin, Maxim V., Agback, Peter, Wimby, Martin, Corresa, Elena, Mathieu, Yannick, Sauvanaud, Laurent, Eriksson, Sören, Corma, Avelino, Samec, Joseph S. M.

“…Precipitated kraft lignin from black liquor was converted into green diesel in three steps. A mild Ni‐catalyzed transfer hydrogenation/hydrogenolysis using…”
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