Aluminium-biochar composites as sustainable heterogeneous catalysts for glucose isomerisation in a biorefinery

By I. K. Yu, Xinni Xiong, Daniel C W Tsang, Lei Wang, A. Hunt, Hocheol Song, Jin Shang, Y. Ok, Chi-Sun Poon. Green Chemistry, 2019

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Novel and sustainable aluminium-biochar composite carries amorphous Al-oxygen species, providing Lewis acidity to catalyse isomerisation of glucose to fructose.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Organic Chemistry

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