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The effect of catalyst shaping on the process stability of continuous reductive catalytic depolymerization of lignin
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DOI：10.1016/j.ceja.2026.101419.png)
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• Critical examination of how catalyst geometry affects RCD of lignin. • Mass yields of more than 90% of the solubilized lignin fraction were feasible. • Design with high open frontal area enables continuous operation for at least 84 h. • Depolymerized lignin was used to prepare acrylic resins with competitive properties.
Keywords:
Heterogenous catalysis
continuous flow
3D printing
reductive catalytic depolymerization (RCD)
glycidylated lignin
lignin-based acrylic resin
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