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Royal Society of Chemistry Bio-resources: Feeding a Sustainable Chemical Industry - Faraday Discussion 202

Name: Bio-resources: Feeding a Sustainable Chemical Industry - Faraday Discussion 202
Brand: Royal Society of Chemistry
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Faraday Discussion 202 explores the critical intersection of bio-resources and sustainable chemical manufacturing. Published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, this volume examines how renewable biological materials can transform industrial chemistry, reducing dependence on fossil fuels whilst maintaining production efficiency. The discussion brings together leading researchers and industry experts to address the challenges and opportunities in developing bio-based chemical processes. Topics include feedstock selection, conversion technologies, economic viability, and environmental benefits of bio-resource utilisation in the chemical sector. This comprehensive resource is essential for chemists, chemical engineers, and sustainability professionals working to advance greener industrial practices. The Faraday Discussion format encourages rigorous peer exchange, making Volume 202 an authoritative reference for understanding the future of chemical manufacturing.

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Royal Society of Chemistry publication presenting current research on bio-resources in chemical industry applications.

Faraday Discussion 202 format facilitates expert debate and critical analysis of sustainable feedstock technologies.

Covers conversion methods, economic considerations, and environmental impact of bio-based chemical processes.

Essential reference for chemists and engineers developing sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel-dependent manufacturing.

Peer-reviewed content from leading researchers addressing real-world challenges in bio-resource utilisation.

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Brand: Royal Society of Chemistry
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1782629548
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Chemistry
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 12 October 2017
Listed Since: 11 May 2017

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