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Kinetic model of xylose dehydration for a wide range of sulfuric acid concentrations

Krzelj et al., 2020

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Krzelj V
Ferreira Liberal J
Papaioannou M
van der Schaaf J
Neira d’Angelo M
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research

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This paper presents a robust kinetic model for the dehydration of xylose in concentrated sulfuric acid (ie, 0.1–2 M) at 120–160° C, ie, conditions that were not yet explored in the literature and hold promise in terms of process intensification. The model is built on an …
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