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THE GREEN REVOLUTION FOR CHEMISTRY

HOW TO TRANSFORM BIOMASS IN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS ?. 2) WHAT ARE THE DRIVEN FORCES FOR THE USE OF BIOMASS AS FEEDSTOCKS FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY?. WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED FROM THESE TWO DAYS. IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GENERALIZE WITH SENTENCES LIKE THE FOLLOWINGS : BIOMASS AS FEEDSTOCKS FOR CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ARE LESSER POLLUTANT, MORE BIODEGRADABLE , MORE SUSTAINABLE , MORE ENVIROMENTAL BENIGN, MORE (LESSER) EXPENSIVE , MORE AVAILABLE, LESSER TOXICTHAN THOSE DERIVED FROM FOSSIL FUELS. 9451

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THE GREEN REVOLUTION FOR CHEMISTRY

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    1. THE GREEN REVOLUTION FOR CHEMISTRY ACTUALITY AND PERSPECTIVES

    2. HOW TO TRANSFORM BIOMASS IN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS ? 2) WHAT ARE THE DRIVEN FORCES FOR THE USE OF BIOMASS AS FEEDSTOCKS FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY?

    3. WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED FROM THESE TWO DAYS

    4. ECONOMICAL ASPECTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF BIODIESEL

    5. CURRENT FEEDSTOCKS FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

    6. EMERGING FEEDSTOCKS FOR THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

    7. FOSSIL RESOURCES

    9. REASONS

    10. CONSTRAINTS

    11. SURPLUS OF FOOD PRODUCTION(1990)

    12. SURPLUS FOOD PRODUCTION

    13. SCENARIO 2040 (9.109 PEOPLE

    14. RENEWABLE RESOURCES

    15. NON FOOD PRODUCTION

    16. FROM BIOMASS TO CHEMICALS THROUGH

    17. PHYSICAL METHODS

    18. ONE STEP (BIO)CHEMICAL MODIFICATION

    19. TWO OR MORE STEPS MODIFICATIONS

    20. PYROLYSIS-PRODUCTION OF BIO-CRUDE

    21. GASSIFICATION PRODUCTION OF BIO-GAS

    23. THE NEED OF ALTERNATIVE UNIT OPERATIONS MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGIES MULTIPHASE REACTORS SOLID LIQUID EXTRACTION MANAGING SOLID POWDER (GASIFICATION, MOVING BED, FLUID BED,PNEUMATIC TRANSPORT) FILTRATION SIEVING, GRINDING FLUID SUPERCRITICAL EXTRACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY

    24. THE ROLE OF BIO AND OF CHEMICAL CATALYSIS THEY ARE NOT COMPETITIVE BUT INTEGRATED

    26. FROM TRYGLICERIDES TO CHEMICALS

    27. CATALYSIS IN CARBOHYDRATES CONVERSION

    28. GENETIC MODIFICATIONS

    29. ENVIROMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

    30. PRODUCTS MORE BENIGN FOR THE ENVIROMENT

    31. COMPARISON OF PRODUCTION COST OF SURFACTANTS

    32. COMPARIOSN BETWEEN MES AND LAS

    33. PRICES OF SOME INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS

    34. FUTUR KEY CHEMICALS LACTIC ACID METHANOL ETHANOL

    35. LACTIC ACID

    36. METHANOL

    37. ETHANOL

    38. CONCLUSIONS

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