Hydrolysis of Cellulose and Hemicellulose
Charles E. Wyman, Stephen R. Decker, M. Himmel, John W. Brady, Catherine E. Skopec, Liisa Viikari
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Charles E. Wyman, Stephen R. Decker, M. Himmel, John W. Brady, Catherine E. Skopec, Liisa Viikari
Abstract
Cellulosic biomass includes agricultural (e.g., corn stover and sugarcane bagasse) and forestry (e.g., sawdust, thin-nings, andmill wastes) residues, portions ofmunicipal solid waste (e.g., waste paper), and herbaceous (e.g., switch-
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Cellulosic biomass includes agricultural (e.g., corn stover and sugarcane bagasse) and forestry (e.g., sawdust, thin-nings, andmill wastes) residues, portions ofmunicipal solid waste (e.g., waste paper), and herbaceous (e.g., switch-
Key concepts: Hemicellulose, Cellulose, Hydrolysis, Polymer science, Pulp and paper industry, Chemistry, Materials science, Organic chemistry