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    • Influence of density on microwave pyrolysis of cellulose.

    Author(s) : Fan JiaJun ;  Shuttleworth, P. S. ;  Gronnow, M. ;  Breeden, S. W. ;  Clark, J. H. ;  Macquarrie, D. J. ;  Budarin, V. L.

    Author Affiliation : Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York, North Yorkshire YO10 5DD, UK.

    Author Email : vitaliy.budarin@york.ac.uk

    Journal article : ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering 2018 Vol.6 No.3 pp.2916-2920

    Abstract : Herein we present the influence of sample densitydensitySubject Category: Properties
    see more details     on the microwave induced pyrolysispyrolysisSubject Category: Techniques, Methodologies and Equipment
    see more details     of crystalline cellulosecelluloseSubject Category: Chemicals and Chemical Groups
    see more details    , with heatingheatingSubject Category: Techniques, Methodologies and Equipment
    see more details     rate, biochar and bio-oil yieldsyieldsSubject Category: Properties
    see more details     investigated. This Letter demonstrates that sample density is a fundamental parameter influencing microwave-assisted biomassbiomassSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details     pyrolysis, with a direct impact on heating rate, the speed of volatiles diffusiondiffusionSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details     through the sample matrix and distribution of products. Of significant interest was that the maximum heating rate and bio-oil yield corresponded to an optimum sample density as a result of heat and mass transfermass transferSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details     effects. Increase in density above this value stimulated a rise in biochar yield. The increased understanding of the mechanisms influenced by sample density in a microwave field gives increased ability for users to produce bio-oil or biochar, giving rise to improved microwave-based biorefineries for future energy and chemical needs.

    ISSN : 2168-0485

    URL : https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acss...

    Record Number : 20193192763

    Publisher : American Chemical Society

    Location of publication : Washington

    Country of publication : USA

    Language of text : English

    Indexing terms for this abstract:

    Descriptor(s) : bioenergybioenergySubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , biofuelsbiofuelsSubject Category: Chemicals and Chemical Groups
    see more details    , biomassbiomassSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , cellulosecelluloseSubject Category: Chemicals and Chemical Groups
    see more details    , charcoalcharcoalSubject Category: Chemicals and Chemical Groups
    see more details    , densitydensitySubject Category: Properties
    see more details    , diffusiondiffusionSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , heat transferheat transferSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , heatingheatingSubject Category: Techniques, Methodologies and Equipment
    see more details    , mass transfermass transferSubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , microwave treatmentmicrowave treatmentSubject Category: Techniques, Methodologies and Equipment
    see more details    , pyrolysispyrolysisSubject Category: Techniques, Methodologies and Equipment
    see more details    , renewable energyrenewable energySubject Category: Miscellaneous
    see more details    , yieldsyieldsSubject Category: Properties
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