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040081: Process for the Preparation of Lactic Acid and Glyceric Acid
Michigan State University’s invention is a process for making lactic and glyceric acid. Aqueous solutions of hexose and pentose sugars, typically glucose or fructose, are digested in the presence of strong anionic exchange resins that act as solid bases. Lactic and glyceric anions form but are bound to the ion exchange resins. The spent sugar solutions...
Published: 7/21/2014
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Inventor(s):
James Jackson
,
Dennis Miller
,
Simona Marincean
Keywords(s):
Bioplastic
,
Ethylene Glycol
,
Glyceric Acid
,
Lactic Acid
,
PLA
,
Polyol
,
Propylene Glycol
Category(s):
Chemicals
,
Materials
000013: Catalysts and Process for Hydrogenolysis of Sugar Alcohols to Polyols
Metal-catalyzed cleavage of polyols (MCCP) is a novel technology for preparing low molecular weight polyols such as
ethylene glycol
and propylene glycol from high molecular weight polyols. Specifically, MCCP is a novel route for breaking apart these sugars (C6 and C5) using a metal-catalyzed, alkaline cleavage of sugar alcohols to C3 compounds....
Published: 7/30/2014
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Inventor(s):
Shubham Chopade
,
Dennis Miller
,
James Jackson
Keywords(s):
Bioplastic
,
Ethylene Glycol
,
Lactic Acid
,
PLA
,
Polyol
,
Propylene Glycol
Category(s):
Chemicals
,
Materials
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