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The hemicellulose fraction of the feedstocks was higher in the grasses, varying from 27% in sugarcane bagasse to 23% in B. brizantha, and was considerably lower in eucalyptus bark at about 19%and16%6% for E. grandis and E. grandis x urophylla bark, respectively.

The most common cause of foaming according to Kougias et al. [14] was the organic overload (44%) followed by feedstock which was high in protein and fat (31% in total) which contradicts the results of the survey described in this paper.

The protective capacity of coating obtained from finer feedstock powder is higher than that of coating sprayed from coarse powders, thanks to its lower porosity and crack content.

Feedstocks that are high in aromatics have low hydrogen content and therefore are resistant to conversion at typical FCC residence times.

The amount of xylose solubilized in the liquid fraction was highest from feedstock with the highest fraction of WS, as expected, due to higher content of xylan in WS.

Among the feedstock sources, biochar from rice straw was high in pH, cation exchange capacity as well as in nutrient contents, indicating a greater potential use of rice straw biochar as amendment to acid, nutrient-poor rice soils.

One reason for catalyst poisoning using behenic acid (C22) as a feedstock was its high phosphorus content.

When lignocellulosic feedstocks are pretreated at high temperature and high pressure they give rise to inhibitory compounds due to breakdown of polysaccharides and lignin.

In addition, hydrogen and carbon gasification efficiencies equal to 42.6 and 46.9 % were calculated from gaseous products and elemental analysis of wheat straw, which were higher than other feedstocks' gasification efficiencies.

Using an fluid catalytic cracking light cycle oil feedstock, the activity of the catalyst is higher than that of commercial catalysts, giving a 14-unit cetane number increase at a diesel yield of 97.6 wt%.

The HHV of yeast feedstock used in this study was 24.88 MJ kg−1 (Table  1), which is higher than that of many lignocellulosic and algae feedstocks, which are typically 12 20 MJ��kg−1.