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of commercially available succino- phenols, hemicellulose, pectin (13.15%
hydrazide with lignin-derived vanillin. of cumulative yield on biomass), lignin
Subsequently CWPU-VSD films were and cellulose. Next a membrane treat- Bharat Jyoti Impex
made, which are colourless and trans- ment was adopted to recycle materials
parent, and have many desirable pro- within the process. Cellulose-rich resi- AVAILABLE REGULARLY
extender, cashew nut phenol glycerol ether, perties, including reprocessability. Thus, due was considered for fermentation,  2 Acetyl ButyroLactone Acetophenone  Acetyl Acetone  Acrylonitrile  Methyl Iso Propyl Ketone  Methyl Propyl Ketone
and the initiator 1,4-bis(tert-butylperoxy sustainable paper-based barrier coatings giving up to 5.8 gm per litre of lactic  Adipic Acid  Allyl Alcohol  Allyl Chloride  Allylamine  Methyl Salicylate  Methyl Stearate  Methyl Stearate / Palmitate
diisopropylbenzene) which involves can be made. (Green Chem, 2025; DOI: acid. The polyphenolic fraction has uses  Alpha-Methyl Styrene  4 Amino Phenol  Amino Ethyl Ethanol Amine  2 Methyl THF  Methyl Tin Mercaptide  Mono Cyclohexylamine
the cooperation reaction of functional 10.1039/D4GC06103A). in this industry. (ChemSusChem, 2025;  Amino Guanidine Bicarbonate  Anisole  Antimony Trioxide 99.8%  Mono Ethyl Amine 70%  Mono Isopropylamine 70% / 99%
groups. The modified PGA has better DOI: 10.1025/cssc.202402536).  Azelaic Acid  Barium Carbonate  Barium Nitrate 99%  Monoglyme  N Butyraldehyde  N Ethyl Pyrrolidone
 N Pentane 95%  N Vinyl Pyrrolidone
 1,2,3-Benzotriazole  1,2,3 Benzotriazole 99.5%
toughness, stability, and foaming pro- Deep eutectic solvent (DES)-  Benzoyl Chloride [99.5%] China  Biphenyl  N,N Dimethyl Cyclohexylamine  N,N-Dicyclohexyl Carbodiimide
perties. (Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2025; extracted lignin (L) for A fundamental study of lignin  Boron Trifluoride Etherate  1,3-Butane Diol  N,O-Bis (Tri Methyl Silyl) Acetamide
DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.4C04250). flexible polyurethane foam reactions with HCHO and  1,4 Butane Diol [DAIREN]  2 Butyne 1,4 Diol  NACOL 10-99% (N Decanol) SASOL Germany
preparation glyoxal  Caproic Acid  Cerium Oxide  Cesium Carbonate  NACOL 6 99% (N Hexanol)  NACOL 8 99% (N Octanol)
 Cetyl Chloride  CIS-2-Butene-1,4-Diol  Crotonic Acid
 N-Amyl Alcohol (N-Pentyl Alcohol)  N-Butyl Amine
Waste-to-taste: Transforming  Cyanuric Chloride  Cyclohexanol  Cyclopentanone  N-Decanol  N-Heptane 99%  N-Hexane 99%
wet byproducts of the food C. Wang et al have used lactic acid and M. Siahkamari et al have worked on  Cyclopropylamine  D - Tartaric Acid  D-Camphor Sulphonic Acid  N-Hexyl Alcohol (99% & 98%)  Nitro Ethane
industry into nutritious foods choline chloride-based DES for extract- adhesive based on the title reactions instead  Di Cyclohexylamine  Di Ethyl Ketone  Di Ethyl Malonate  Nitro Methane  N-Methyl 2 Pyrolidone  N-Methyl Piperazine
ing L from pine wood. This L has purity of the fossil fuel based phenol-HCHO  Di Ethyl Sulphate  Di Iso Butyl Ketone [DIBK]  N-Pentane 99%  1-Octanol (C8)  1-Octene
A. Koptelova et al have referred to the higher than 90% and is rich in hydroxyl adhesives. These authors have succeeded  Di Methyl Acetamide [Henan Junhua]  Di Methyl Malonate  Ortho Chloro Benzaldehyde  Para Benzoquinone
 Para Chlorobenzaldehyde  Para Cresol
 Di Phenyl Carbonate  Di Sodium Phosphate Anhydrous
enormous amounts of spent residues groups (about 5 mmol 1gm) without in replacing phenol completely, based on  2,4 Di Tertiary Butyl Phenol  Dibasic Ester  Para Hydroxybenzaldehyde  Paraformaldehyde 96%
in the form of pomaces, pulps, grains, detectable sulphur. This L possesses kraft-softwood-lignin. Further, HCHO  DIBOC (Di Tert. Butyl Dicarbonate)  Pelargonic Acid  Perchloric Acid
skins, seeds, etc. that are produced in good thermostability, low glass transi- was substituted with glyoxal (which can  Dibromomethane (Methylene Di Bromide)  Dicyclopentadiene  Petroleum Ethers 40-60 / 60-80 / 80-100 / 100-120 etc.
the food and beverage industry. The wet be biobased dialdehyde). Lignin mono-  Di-Ethyl Carbamyl Chloride  Diethyl Hydroxylamine  Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol  Phenyl Ethyl Amine [ R+ ; DL ]
 Diethyl Oxalate  Diglyme  Diisobutylene  Diisopropylamine
 Phosphorous Pentoxide  Pivaloyl Chloride  Potassium Bi Carbonate
products are highly susceptible to micro-  Diisopropyl ethylamine  Diisopropyl Succinate  Potassium Persulphate  Potassium Tertiary Butoxide
bial degradation. Instead of diversion mers were used as model compounds to  2,2-Dimethoxy Propane  Dimethyl Oxalate  Di-N-Propyl Amine  Potassium Thioacetate  Propionaldehyde  Propionic Anhydride
to waste, animal feed, or biofuels, these better understand the above adhesives.  DL Alfa Phenyl Ethyl Amine  D-Ribose  DMSO (Hubei Xingfa)  Pyrogallol  2-Pyrrolidone  Quinoline
could be re-circulated into food. It is FTIR and NMR were used to study the  Ethyl Benzene  Ethyl Cyclo Hexane  2 Ethyl Hexyl Bromide  Resorcinol (China)  R Phenyl Ethylamine
important to consider circulatory. These title reactions. (Green Chem., 2025;  2-Ethylhexyl Thioglycolate  Ethyl Nicotinate  Ethyl Silicate  Salicylic Acid Technical / Pure  Secondary Butanol (China)
 Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate (56%) Granule
 Ethylene Glycol Diacetate (EGDA)  Fluorobenzene  Formamide
authors have reported the fermentation DOI: 10.1039/D4GC05695G).  Formic Acid 99%  Fumaric Acid  Furfuraldehyde  Furfuryl Alcohol  Sodium Diethyldithiocarbamate  Sodium Ethoxide
of okara into an edible tempeh-like  Furfurylamine  Gamma Amino Butyric Acid (4 Amino Butyric Acid)  Sodium Ethoxide solution in Ethanol / Methanol
cake. There is a reference to Proseed’s Processing of Rice Straw (RS)  Gamma Butyrolactone  Glutaraldehyde 50%  Glycine  Sodium Methoxide  Sodium Sulphite (Aditya Birla -Thailand)
approach to drying and valorising brewer’s by continuous steaming and  Glycolic Acid 70%  Glyoxal 40%  Glyoxylic Acid 50%  Sodium Sulphite 98%  Sodium Sulphite Tech 90%
 Sodium Tertiary Butoxide  Sorbitol Powder  Stearyl Bromide
 Guanidine Carbonate  Guanidine HCl  Guanidine Thiocyanate
spent grain. (Chimia, 2024, 78, No.12). atmospheric-pressure boiling-  Guanine  Heptane [mix]  1,6-Hexane Diol  Hippuric Acid  Stearyl Palmitate  Strontium Carbonate  Succinic Acid
water extraction  12 Hydroxy Stearic Acid  Imidazole  Isobutylamine  Succinic Anhydride  Sulfolane Anhydrous
High-strength, salt-healable,  Iso Octa Decyl Alcohol  Isovaleraldehyde  Itaconic Acid  Tert. Butyl Amine  Tertiary Amyl Alcohol
transparent castor oil-based tion temperature (Tg), good polymer Y. Yang have come out with a novel  L + Tartaric Acid  Lactic Acid  Lanthanum Carbonate  Tertiary Butyl Acetate  Tetraglyme (Tetra Ethylene Glycol)
 Tetra Hydro Furfuryl Alcohol  THF (Dairen, Nan Ya)
 Lauric / Myristic / Palmitic / Oleic / DCFA / Caprylic Acid
waterborne polyurethane mobility, reduced cross-linking density, title approach for RS whose ash has  Lithium Aluminium Hydride  Lithium Amide  Thioacetamide  Thiocyanates: Ammonium / Sodium / Potassium
barrier coatings enabled by a and rigidity. This L was subjected to potassium/chloride contents. A mild  Lithium Carbonate  Lithium Carbonate [Equivalent to I.P.]  Thioglycolic Acid 80%  TMOF / TEOF / TMO Acetate
oxypropylation to get L derived polyols.
dynamic acylhydrazone This has considerable potential. (ACS hydrothermal treatment method is  Lithium Hydroxide  Lithium Hydroxide Anhydrous  Tolyl Triazole  Tolyltriazole Granular  Tri Ethyl Citrate
co-monomer Sustainable Chem. Eng., 2025; DOI: reported to convert RS into solid biofuel  Lithium Hydroxide Monohydrate LIOH : 57.7% Min  Tri Fluoro Acetic Acid  Tri Fluoro Acetic Anhydride
 Lithium Metal 99% / 99.9%  L-Proline  M. P. Diol
 2,2,2 Tri Fluoro Ethanol  2,2,2-Tri Fluoro Ethylene
with reduced ash, K, and Cl contents, as
Castor oil-based water-borne polyure- 10.1021/acssuschemeng.4C08370). well as liquid fermentable sugar. This  Malonic Acid  Malononitrile  Maltol  Meta Cresol 99.5%  Tri Isodecyl Stearate  Triacetin (Glycerine Triacetate)
 1,2,4-Triazole & its Sodium Salt
 Meta Hydroxy Benzoic Acid  Meta Para Cresol [Meta 60%]
thanes (CWPUs) should be considered Grape stalks valorisation two-step process is based on continuous  Methyl Amyl Ketone  Methallyl Chloride  1 Methoxy Propanol  Trichloroisocyanuric Acid 5-8 Mesh,100-120 Mesh
as sustainable polymers sourced from steaming under mild saturated steam  1-Methoxy Propyl Acetate  Methyl Cellosolve  Methyl Cyclohexane  Triethyl Ortho Acetate  Triethylsilane
renewable raw materials. G. Zhou et C. Valle et al have worked on utilisation followed by extraction using boiling water  Methyl Glycol  1-Methyl Imidazole  2-Methyl Imidazole  Triisobutyl Phosphate  Tri-N-Butyl Phosphate
 Triphosgene  Triss Buffer  2,6-Xylidine
 Methyl Iso Butyl Carbinol [MIBC]  Methyl Isoamyl Ketone
al have synthesised a novel rigid diol of large quantities of grape stems, asso- at atmospheric pressure. Steaming is
(VSD) featuring dynamic acylhydrazone ciated with the wine industry in Italy. between 150° and 210°C. Removal rate Bharat Jyoti Impex
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