Titlebook: Glycerol; A Versatile Renewabl Claudio J. A. Mota,Bianca Peres Pinto,Ana Lúcia de Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Glyce

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Book 2017g use of biodiesel produced from oils and fats, there is a surplus of glycerol in the world. This abundant and rather cheap raw material can be transformed in commodities and specialty chemicals, as well as in fuels. The book describes the main processes of chemical transformation of glycerol, highl

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Macmillan Motor Vehicle Engineering Seriesas a cheap and renewable raw material for the production of polymers and specialty chemicals. This chapter briefly describes the traditional and potential new applications of glycerol, also highlighting the different glycerol sources and grades, as well as the main purification procedures.

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Vehicle Mechanical and Electronic Systemssting alternative, because the processes are usually highly selective to the desired product and operated near ambient temperature and pressure. This chapter emphasizes the advantages and disadvantages of the biotechnological transformation of glycerol, as well as the factors that still need to be improved for a proper industrial application.

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Glycerol Utilization,as a cheap and renewable raw material for the production of polymers and specialty chemicals. This chapter briefly describes the traditional and potential new applications of glycerol, also highlighting the different glycerol sources and grades, as well as the main purification procedures.

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Compression-Ignition Fuel Systems (2),e polymers. Glycerol can be an interesting raw material to replace propylene-based chemicals, such as propylene glycol, acrolein and acrylic acid. Other developments are also discussed, such as a pioneer process of selective glycerol hydrogenolysis to propene itself, as well as production of syngas, hydrogen and methanol.

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Biomass and Biofuels,ced as by-product. A general view of the world market and production of biodiesel, together with the characteristics of the glycerol obtained, is presented, as well as other sources of glycerol production, such as from sugar fermentation, algae and fossil raw materials.