Ethanol is presently the most common liquid fuel derived from biomass. One way of meeting
the growing demand for heavier middle-distillate fuels—diesel and jet fuels comprising …

Lignocellulose, the main component of agricultural and forestry waste, harbours tremendous
potential as a renewable starting material for future biorefinery practices. However, this …

Lignocellulosic biomass is the most abundant organic carbon source and has received a
great deal of interest as renewable and sustainable feedstock for the production of potential …

This review offers a detailed analysis of how catalytic bioethanol conversion has the
potential to greatly contribute to the advancement of sustainable energy and resource …

Upgrading ethanol to long-chain alcohols (LAS, C6+ OH) offers an attractive and
sustainable approach to carbon neutrality. Yet it remains a grand challenge to achieve …

The selective hydrogenation of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) to 2, 5-bis (hydroxymethyl)
furan (BHMF) using the atomically dispersed supported copper catalyst is investigated. The …

Catalytic upgrading of ethanol, as a platform molecule from biomass to higher alcohols (C4–
12), is a low-carbon route for value-added chemical production. However, the products are …

Synthesis gas (syngas), composed primarily of H2 and CO, can be produced from fossil
resources, municipal solid waste, biogas, and terrestrial biomass and can be converted into …

Transformation of ethanol to more valuable C 4+ alcohols by coupling reaction has been of
great interest from the point of view of chemistry and technology of biomass utilization. This …

An effective and highly selective protocol has been realized for the synthesis of asymmetric
organic carbonates using dimethyl carbonate (DMC) as a reactant and solvent. Herein, the …