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EUBCE 2026 - Marta LARA SERRANO - Selective Fractionation of Biomass via Organocat process for Sustainable Biorefinery Applications

Selective Fractionation of Biomass via Organocat process for Sustainable Biorefinery Applications

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Processes for bio-materials, bio-polymers and bioplastics

Biochar and carbon-based materials

Selective Fractionation of Biomass via Organocat process for Sustainable Biorefinery Applications

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This study presents a sustainable approach to biomass valorization using the Organocat process, a biphasic system that selectively fractionates lignocellulosic agricultural residues—specifically vine shoots and pruning waste—into valuable components: cellulose-rich pulp, hemicellulosic sugars, and lignin. Through systematic optimization of solvents, acid catalysts, and reaction times, the method achieves high recovery rates with minimal degradation. The process aligns with green chemistry principles, offering solvent and catalyst recyclability, and shows promise for scalable biorefinery applications.

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Marta LARA SERRANO

Instituto de Catálisis y Petroleoquímica, SPAIN

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Co-authors:

M. Lara Serrano, CSIC, Madrid, SPAIN
D.M. Sboiu, Repsol Technology Lab, Madrid, SPAIN
S. Morales de la Rosa, CSIC, Madrid, SPAIN
J.M. Campos Martín, CSIC, Madrid, SPAIN

Session reference: 6BO.8.4