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Tarabanko, V. E.
Kaygorodov, K. L.
Skiba, E. A.
Tarabanko, N. V.
Chelbina, Yu. V.
Baybakova, O. V.
Kuznetsov, B. N.
Djakovitch, L.
2018-02-07T07:29:05Z
2018-02-07T07:29:05Z
2017-01
Tarabanko, V. E. Processing pine wood into vanillin and glucose by sequential catalytic oxidation and enzymatic hydrolysis [Текст] / V. E. Tarabanko, K. L. Kaygorodov, E. A. Skiba, N. V. Tarabanko, Yu. V. Chelbina, O. V. Baybakova, B. N. Kuznetsov, L. Djakovitch // J. of Wood Chemistry and Technology. — 2017. — Т. 37 (№ 1). — С. 43-51
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02773813.2016.1235583
https://elib.sfu-kras.ru/handle/2311/69860
Extractive-free pine wood was processed into vanillin (up to 18 wt.% of the initial lignin) and cellulose (typically 84–93% of the initial amount in the wood) by one-step catalytic oxidation followed by enzymatic hydrolysis of the resulting cellulose into glucose (reducing sugar yield up to 70% based on the post-oxidation cellulose). Correlation between the cellulose conversion in hydrolysis and the lignin content in the post-oxidation lignocellulosic material was established, which follows the general trend for the products of various delignification methods. The obtained results demonstrate the practical possibility of efficient two-step processing of wood into vanillin and glucose.
Vanillin
pine wood
lignin
cellulose
enzymatic hydrolysis
Processing pine wood into vanillin and glucose by sequential catalytic oxidation and enzymatic hydrolysis
Journal Article
Journal Article Preprint
43-51
31.15
2018-02-07T07:29:05Z
10.1080/02773813.2016.1235583
Институт цветных металлов и материаловедения
Кафедра органической и аналитической химии
J. of Wood Chemistry and Technology
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