Lignin is the most abundant aromatic polymer in nature. Due to its high amount of phenolic
compounds storage, lignin is considered as an alternative source for various polymers and …

As fossil fuel resources dwindle and new regulations for a cleaner and safer environment
come on stream, there is growing interest in develo** new sustainable feedstocks for …

Bio-oil derived from fast pyrolysis of lignocellulosic materials is among the most complex
and inexpensive raw oils that can be produced today. Although commercial or …

Wood is the main source of lignin in the world. This generic term “Lignin” describes a large
group of aromatic biopolymers, ie the second most abundant class of biopolymers on Earth …

Concerns over unsustainable technology-driven economies, environmental threats, and the
continuous reduction of petroleum feedstocks have stimulated research in green …

The bio-oil obtained from thermochemical conversions of biomass (wood and agriculture
waste, animal waste, solid waste etc.) can be an alternative to conventional liquid fossil fuels …

The production of low-cost and high-quality carbon fibers (CFs) from biorenewable lignin
precursors has been of worldwide interest for decades. Although numerous works have …

As the most abundant natural aromatic polymer, tens of million of tons of lignin produced in
paper-making or biorefinery industry are used as fuel annually, which is a low-value …

Naturally occurring AAEMs in biomass exhibit detrimental effects to biomass pyrolysis as
producing less oil with lower quality. Acid pretreatments are cheap and effective methods for …

The proliferation of electrochemical energy storage (EES) devices demands more advanced
power/energy storage technologies. Flexible quasi-solid-state supercapacitors (FSSCs) …