Optimization of lignin recovery from sugarcane bagasse using ionic liquid aided pretreatment

Optimization of lignin recovery from sugarcane bagasse using ionic liquid aided pretreatment
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10.1007/s10570-017-1330-x
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2017-05
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5.7
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Koel Saha;Jhilly Dasgupta;S. Chakraborty;F. Antunes;J. Sikder;S. Curcio;J. C. dos Santos;H. Arafat;S. D. da Silva
Koel Saha;Jhilly Dasgupta;S. Chakraborty;F. Antunes;J. Sikder;S. Curcio;J. C. dos Santos;H. Arafat;S. D. da Silva
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材料科学2区
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Koel Saha;Jhilly Dasgupta;S. Chakraborty;F. Antunes;J. Sikder;S. Curcio;J. C. dos Santos;H. Arafat;S. D. da Silva

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