catalysts
11/22/2018
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By Russel Davis
From industrial waste to renewable resource: Lignin, an organic polymer, may soon have new life in the chemical industry
Lignin, a product that is commonly classified as industrial waste, may one day become an alternative to crude oil thanks largely to the Sun and photocatalysts. Lignin is a black, oily substance that emits a foul odor. Previous attempts at converting the toxic waste into a potentially important renewable source have been futile in the past, but […]
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