The concerns over the increasing energy demand and cost as well as environmental
problems derived from fossil fuel use are the main driving forces of research into renewable …

The sustainable conversion of biomass into biofuels, chemicals and biomaterials has gained
increasing attention to ensure the well-being of present and future generations. Among the …

Lignin-containing bamboo cellulose, fractionated from a pilot-scale microwave liquefaction
of bamboo was dissolved in tetrabutylammonium acetate/dimethyl sulfoxide (TBAA/DMSO) …

Renewable bamboo materials have broad application prospects in the fields of structural
construction, insulation and acoustic management due to their multi-layer porous structure …

Owing to the pervasive global consciousness surrounding environmental concerns, there
has been a growing need for the development of sustainable insulating materials and …

Microwave-assisted direct liquefaction of solid digestate was carried out in polyethylene
glycol and glycerol employing sulfuric acid as catalyst, in order to convert it into a biofuel …

Poplar is among the short-rotation and dedicated energy crops which serve as
lignocellulosic feedstock for future bio-refinery. In this study, a promising bio-refinery strategy …

Microwave-assisted liquefaction is regarded as a promising thermochemical approach to
produce renewable and sustainable chemicals and materials from lignocellulosic biomass …

Abstract Lignocellulose (20–40 mesh) was converted into bio-oils in ethanol with different
concentrations (0, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, and 100%). The products were separated to obtain …

Bamboo raw feedstocks with large particle size (20–80 mesh) were subjected to a
microwave liquefaction system, and the liquefied products were separated into biopolyols …