Comparative study of lignin fractionation by ultrafiltration and selective precipitation

By A. Toledano, L. Serrano, Araceli García, I. Mondragon, J. Labidi. 2010

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Subfields: Biomaterials, Biomedical Engineering

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• CHALLENGES IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF TECHNICAL LIGNINS (2011, background): “…1998; Kadla et al. 2002), blends with thermoplastic polymers (Cazaku et al. 2004; Gosselink et al. 2005), binders and resins (Alonso et al. 2004; Turunen et al. 2003; Tejado et al. 2007), ion-exchange resins (Zoumpoulakis and Simitzis 2001; Dizhbite et al. 1999), and activated carbons (Fierro…”
• Aqueous organic solvent fractionation as means to improve lignin homogeneity and purity (2017, methodology): “Ultrafiltration provides an efficient method to control the molar mass distribution of lignin by the selection of membranes with suitable cut-offs (Brodin et al., 2009; Sevastyanova et al., 2014; Toledano et al., 2010).”