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This strategy integrates biomass fractionation with simultaneous conversion of hemicellulose and cellulose constituents into 1,5-PDO and ethanol, respectively.

Li, C., Zheng, M., Wang, A. & Zhang, T. One-pot catalytic hydrocracking of raw woody biomass into chemicals over supported carbide catalysts: simultaneous conversion of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin.

After ohmic pretreatment, the moist biomass was suspended in a system of water, hexane, methanol and immobilized lipase for extraction of lipids and simultaneous conversion to biodiesel.

The hardware nature of field programmable gate array (FPGA) allows simultaneous conversion of all the analog signals into digital and storage of digital data in block RAM.

They catalyze the joining of two molecules, deriving the needed energy from the cleavage of an energy-rich phosphate bond (in many cases, by the simultaneous conversion of adenosine triphosphate [ATP] to adenosine diphosphate [ADP]).

The key synthetic step involved the dual capability of Hanessian reaction for debenzylation and simultaneous conversion of the anomeric p-methoxyphenyl group into the corresponding phenylthioglycoside in one step.

In this study, simultaneous direct conversion of CO2 and CH4 greenhouse gas mixture over the TiO2/webnet photocatalyst was studied.

The results imply that simultaneous wavelength conversion and pulse compression can be potentially obtained by using the pulsed control wave or designing longer waveguides.

The effect of three main culture parameters, i.e. inoculum volume, initial CO concentration and temperature on simultaneous CO conversion and sulfate reduction was assessed employing the Taguchi experimental design technique.

Continuous filling of BN nanotubes with Co has been obtained using high-temperature substitution synthesis from C nanotubes; this involves filling of C nanotubes with a Co melt accompanied with simultaneous C→BN conversion within tubular layers.

We propose, to validate in the lab, a receiver scheme for the simultaneous down-conversion of two signals in different bands.