Finding alternatives to fossil feedstocks is increasing in importance with the challenges of global warming, increasing oil prices and depleting fossil fuel reserves that we currently face. Today, plant oils are important renewable raw materials for the chemical industry and are heavily used for surfactants, cosmetic products and lubricants.
This book covers the green chemistry of products and intermediates synthesised from plant oils. Photo-initiated polymerisation and polymerization of vegetable oils in environmental media are covered as well as click reactions to chemically modify vegetable oils. Useful products from plant oils such as polymers, biomaterials, biofibres and lubricants, as well as their further applications, are described.
This book is a valuable resource for researchers in academia and industry, biomass producers and suppliers and manufacturers of end-products.
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Weight
0.664 kg
Product Properties
Year of Publication
2015
Table of Contents
Photo-cured Materials from Vegetable Oils; Chemical Synthesis of Carbonates, Esters, and Acetals from Soybean Oil; Preparation of Bio-polymers from Plant Oils in Green Media; Thiol-ene and H-Phosphonate-ene Reactions for Lipid Modification; Plant-oil-based Polymeric Materials and their Applications; Green Polyurethanes and Bio-fiber-based Products and Processes; Production of Low-cost Polyesters by Microwaving Heating of Carboxylic Acids and Polyol Blends; Development of Bio-based Unsaturated Polyester Resins from Natural Oils or their Derivates; Towards Green: A Review of Recent Developments in Bio-renewable Epoxy Resins from Vegetable Oils; Lubricity Characteristics of Seed Oils Modified by Acylation; The Potential of Vegetable Oils for Lubricants; Utilization of Green Materials for Coating Applications.
Author
Zengshe Liu
ISBN/ISSN
9781849739016
Binding
Hardback
Edition
1
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
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