Use of renewable resources for non-food materials

Use of renewable resources for non-food materials

Renewable resources are a source of energy, and a feedstock for fuel or chemical reactions. Fossil raw materials are used as the main source for energy supply in the range of about 7-8 billion tons oil equivalent/year. Biomass production is about 170 000 million tons a year. Theoretically this bioma...

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Veröffentlicht in:FEMS microbiology reviews 1992-01, Vol.103 (2-4), p.255-364
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