Effects of Temperature on the Formation of Lignin-Derived Oligomers during the Fast Pyrolysis of Mallee Woody Biomass

By M. García-Pérez, Shan Wang, Jun Shen, M. Rhodes, Woojin Lee, Chun-Zhu Li. 2008

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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• Characteristics and mechanism study of analytical fast pyrolysis of poplar wood (2012, background): “Fast pyrolysis of lignin will obtain higher char yield than the holocellulose, and the liquid product mainly includes the large molecular oligomers (known as pyrolytic lignins), the monomeric phenolic compounds, aswell as light linear compounds [25–28].”
• An FT-IR spectroscopic study of carbonyl functionalities in bio-oils (2011, methodology): “Many analytical techniques can be used to provide some information about the carbonyl functionalities in a bio-oil [3,10–13].”