Advances in Bioenergy: Conversion of waste and biomass to fuels and polymers, Volume Nine highlights new advances in the field with this new volume presenting interesting chapters on a variety of topics, including Rethinking Anaerobic Digestion for Bioenergy and Biopolymers Production: Challenges and Opportunities, Current technologies and applications of CO2 utilization into bio-products, Synthesis of Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) from renewable resources, Thermochemical processing of algal biomass for biofuel production, Sustainable polycarbonate production from CO2, Social and Environmental Impact Assessment and Renewable Energy Production in MSW Landfills, Advances in water gas shift reaction for hydrogen production from biomass, and Production and application of lignin-based carbon fibers.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 3 2. 2 Advances in anaerobic digestion - p. 5 3. 3 Microbial electrochemical technology - p. 16 4. 4 Arrested methanogenesis - p. 27 5. 5 VFAs recovery and conversion to polymers and aviation fuels - p. 36 6. 6 Biogas utilization - p. 41 7. 7 Digestate management - p. 52 8. 8 Challenges and prospects - p. 74 9. 9 Conclusions - p. 80 10. References - p. 109 11. Chapter Two: Lignin-based carbon fiber toward sustainability: Opportunities and challenges - p. 112 12. Chapter Three: Sustainable polycarbonates production from CO2 - p. 172 13. Abstract - p. 172 14. 1 Introduction - p. 172 15. 2 Catalysts for the fixation of CO2 into polycarbonates - p. 173 16. 3 Approaches in functionalization of CO2 based polycarbonates - p. 195 17. 4 Property and applications of CO2 based polycarbonates - p. 220 18. 5 CO2-based polyols: preparation, property and applications - p. 227 19. 6 Summary and outlook - p. 231 20. Acknowledgments - p. 232 21. References - p. 244 22. Chapter Four: Advances in water-gas shift reaction for hydrogen production from biomass - p. 248 23. Chapter Five: Thermochemical processing of algal biomass for biofuel production - p. 288 24. Chapter Six: Green technologies for recovery of polyhydroxyalkanoates: Opportunities and perspectives - p. 336
Advances in Bioenergy: Conversion of waste and biomass to fuels and polymers, Volume Nine highlights new advances in the field with this new volume presenting interesting chapters on a variety of topics, including Rethinking Anaerobic Digestion for Bioenergy and Biopolymers Production: Challenges and Opportunities, Current technologies and applications of CO2 utilization into bio-products, Synthesis of Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) from renewable resources, Thermochemical processing of algal biomass for biofuel production, Sustainable polycarbonate production from CO2, Social and Environmental Impact Assessment and Renewable Energy Production in MSW Landfills, Advances in water gas shift reaction for hydrogen production from biomass, and Production and application of lignin-based carbon fibers.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 3 2. 2 Advances in anaerobic digestion - p. 5 3. 3 Microbial electrochemical technology - p. 16 4. 4 Arrested methanogenesis - p. 27 5. 5 VFAs recovery and conversion to polymers and aviation fuels - p. 36 6. 6 Biogas utilization - p. 41 7. 7 Digestate management - p. 52 8. 8 Challenges and prospects - p. 74 9. 9 Conclusions - p. 80 10. References - p. 109 11. Chapter Two: Lignin-based carbon fiber toward sustainability: Opportunities and challenges - p. 112 12. Chapter Three: Sustainable polycarbonates production from CO2 - p. 172 13. Abstract - p. 172 14. 1 Introduction - p. 172 15. 2 Catalysts for the fixation of CO2 into polycarbonates - p. 173 16. 3 Approaches in functionalization of CO2 based polycarbonates - p. 195 17. 4 Property and applications of CO2 based polycarbonates - p. 220 18. 5 CO2-based polyols: preparation, property and applications - p. 227 19. 6 Summary and outlook - p. 231 20. Acknowledgments - p. 232 21. References - p. 244 22. Chapter Four: Advances in water-gas shift reaction for hydrogen production from biomass - p. 248 23. Chapter Five: Thermochemical processing of algal biomass for biofuel production - p. 288 24. Chapter Six: Green technologies for recovery of polyhydroxyalkanoates: Opportunities and perspectives - p. 336
