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Title | Nonfermentable, glucose-containing products formed from glucose under cellulose acid hydrolysis conditions |
Creator/Author | Minor, J.L. |
Publication Date | 1983 Jan 01 |
OSTI Identifier | OSTI ID: 5099032 |
Report Number(s) | CONF-8205234-Vol.2 |
Other Number(s) | CODEN: JPSSD |
Resource Type | Conference |
Specific Type | Journal Article |
Resource Relation | J. Appl. Polym. Sci.: Appl. Polym. Symp. ; Vol/Issue: 37; 9. cellulose conference; 24 May 1982; Syracuse, NY, USA |
Research Org | Dept. of Agriculture, Madison, WI |
Subject | 140504 -- Solar Energy Conversion-- Biomass Production & Conversion-- (-1989); ;CELLULOSE-- ACID HYDROLYSIS;GLUCOSE-- CHEMICAL REACTIONS; ANHYDRIDES;CHEMICAL REACTION KINETICS;CHEMICAL REACTION YIELD;CHROMATOGRAPHY;DEHYDRATION;DISACCHARIDES;FERMENTATION;ISOMERIZATION;POLYMERIZATION;POLYSACCHARIDES;QUANTITY RATIO;SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE;TIME DEPENDENCE;XYLOSE |
Related Subject | ALDEHYDES;BIOCONVERSION;CARBOHYDRATES;CHEMICAL REACTIONS;DECOMPOSITION;FUNGI;HEXOSES;HYDROLYSIS;KINETICS;LYSIS;MICROORGANISMS;MONOSACCHARIDES;OLIGOSACCHARIDES;ORGANIC COMPOUNDS;PENTOSES;PLANTS;POLYSACCHARIDES;REACTION KINETICS;SACCHARIDES;SACCHAROMYCES;SEPARATION PROCESSES;SOLVOLYSIS;YEASTS;YIELDS |
Description/Abstract | Solutions of D-glucose in dilute sulfuric acid were allowed to react under time and temperature conditions which simulated the production of glucose from cellulose.^Under these conditions, glucose undergoes a number of reactions including isomerization, dehydration, transglycosidation, polymerization, and anhydride formation.^The specific interest in this report was to investigate the reversible reactions which form ``reversion products``.^These products, which include di- and tri-saccharides, anhydrides, and glucosides, provide a protection for glucose from decomposition, but the products are not fermentable.^The reactions were studied at 180 and 230/sup 0/C for various times and concentrations.^The products were categorized as reducing or nonreducing, and the total glucose produced by secondary hydrolysis from the nonfermentable products was determined.^Depending on conditions, these products may constitute more than 20% of the potentially available glucose.^A preliminary study was made on D-xylose, which will form reversion products at xylose concentrations above 20%.^17 references, 2 figures, 6 tables. |
Country of Publication | United States |
Language | English |
Format | Pages: 617-629 |
System Entry Date | 2001 May 13 |
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