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Hauptverfasser:	Behr, Arno 1952- (VerfasserIn), Seidensticker, Thomas 1987- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English German
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin Springer [2020]
Schlagworte:	Lignin Bioraffinerie Terpenoide Nachwachsender Rohstoff Rohstoffverarbeitung Kohlenhydrate Rohstoffgewinnung Naturstoff Fett Öl Bioconversion Biofuels Biomass Biopolymers Biorefinery Carbohydrate Cellulose Fats Industrial Chemistry Natural drugs Natural dyes Natural fragrances Natural products Oils Oleochemicals Renewable raw materials Terpenoids
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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 THE OVERVIEW - INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... 1 1.1 DEFINITIONS ...................................................................................................................... 2 1.2 THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF RENEWABLE RAW MATERIALS ...................................................... 2 1.3 COMPARISON WITH FOSSIL RAW MATERIALS ........................................................................ 4 1.4 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF RENEWABLE RAW MATERIALS ............................... 8 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 13 1 FATS AND OILS 2 THE RAW MATERIALS OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - OIL PLANTS ...................................... 17 2.1 INTRODUCTION TO OLEOCHEMISTRY .................................................................................... 18 2.2 OVERVIEW OF IMPORTANT VEGETABLE OILS AND ANIMAL FATS ......................................... 21 2.2.1 COCONUT OIL ...................................................................................................................... 21 2.2.2 PALM OIL AND PALM KERNEL OIL ......................................................................................... 23 2.2.3 RAPESEED OIL .................................................................................................................... 25 2.2.4 SUNFLOWER OIL .................................................................................................................... 25 2.2.5 SOYBEAN OIL ...................................................................................................................... 26 2.2.6 LINSEED OIL FROM FLAX PLANTS ........................................................................................... 26 2.2.7 CASTOR OIL ......................................................................................................................... 27 2.2.8 OLIVE OIL ........................................................................................................................... 28 2.2.9 SAFFLOWER OIL .................................................................................................................... 29 2.2.10 JATROPHAOIL ...................................................................................................................... 29 2.2.11 OTHER FATS AND OILS ......................................................................................................... 31 2.3 SOME NUMBERS ................................................................................................................ 31 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 34 3 THE BASICS OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - BASIC OLEOCHEMICALS ................................. 37 3.1 PRODUCTION OF BASIC OLEOCHEMICALS ............................................................................. 38 3.1.1 FAT SPLITTING ...................................................................................................................... 38 3.1.2 TRANSESTERIFICATION ........................................................................................................... 42 3.1.3 SAPONIFICATION .................................................................................................................. 43 3.1.4 DIRECT HYDROGENATION ...................................................................................................... 43 3.2 REACTIONS AT THE CARBOXY GROUP OF FATTY ACIDS ........................................................... 45 3.2.1 HYDROGENATION TO FATTY ALCOHOLS .................................................................................. 45 3.2.2 CONVERSIONS OF FATTY ALCOHOLS ....................................................................................... 50 3.2.3 CONVERSIONS TO FATTY AMINES ......................................................................................... 56 3.2.4 OTHER FATTY ACID DERIVATIVES ......................................................................................... 57 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 59 4 THERE IS MORE TO OLEOCHEMISTRY - REACTIONS AT THE FATTY ACID ALKYL CHAIN ........................................................................... 61 4.1 SYNTHESIS OF SUBSTITUTED FATTY ACIDS ........................................................................... 62 4.2 REACTIONS AT THE C=C DOUBLE BOND OF UNSATURATED OLEOCHEMICALS ..................... 63 4.2.1 LINKAGE OF NEW C-0 BONDS ........................................................................................... 63 4.2.2 LINKAGE OF NEW C-C BONDS ............................................................................................. 66 XII CONTENTS 4.23 LINKAGE OF NEW C-H BONDS ............................................................................................... 83 4.2.4 FURTHER ADDITIONS TO THE C=C DOUBLE BONDS OF OLEOCHEMICALS ................................... 84 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 86 5 THE COPRODUCT OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - GLYCEROL ................................................. 89 5.1 PROPERTIES AND USE OF GLYCEROL .................................................................................... 90 5.2 GLYCERYL ESTERS ................................................................................................................. 94 5.3 GLYCEROL ETHER ................................................................................................................. 98 5.3.1 GLYCEROL OLIGOMERS .......................................................................................................... 98 5.3.2 GLYCEROL POLYMERS ............................................................................................................ 99 5.3.3 GLYCEROL ALKYL ETHER .......................................................................................................... 99 5.3.4 GLYCEROL ALKENYL ETHER ..................................................................................................... 100 5.4 GLYCEROL ACETALS AND KETALS ............................................................................................ 100 5.5 FROM GLYCEROL TO PROPANEDIOLS .................................................................................... 101 5.6 FROM GLYCEROL TO EPICHLOROHYDRIN ............................................................................... 103 5.7 GLYCEROL OXIDATION .......................................................................................................... 104 5.8 DEHYDRATION OF GLYCEROL TO ACROLEIN ............................................................................ 104 5.9 FROM GLYCEROL TO SYNTHESIS GAS .................................................................................... 105 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 108 II CARBOHYDRATES 6 SWEET CHEMISTRY - MONO- AND DISACCHARIDES ............................................... 113 6.1 INTRODUCTION TO CARBOHYDRATES .................................................................................... 114 6.2 MONOSACCHARIDES ............................................................................................................ 117 6.2.1 FERMENTATIVE CONVERSIONS .............................................................................................. 117 6.2.2 CHEMICAL CONVERSIONS OF MONOSACCHARIDES ................................................................. 120 6.3 DISACCHARIDES ................................................................................................................... 129 6.3.1 SUCROSE PRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 131 6.3.2 SUCROSE PROCESSING .......................................................................................................... 134 6.4 OUTLOOK ON FURTHER OLIGO- AND POLYSACCHARIDES ........................................................ 137 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 140 7 FROM WOOD TO PULP-CELLULOSE ........................................................................ 143 7.1 OCCURRENCE AND PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE .................................................................... 144 7.2 MANUFACTURE OF PAPER ..................................................................................................... 150 7.3 DERIVATIZATION OF CELLULOSE ............................................................................................ 152 7.3.1 REGENERATED CELLULOSE ..................................................................................................... 152 7.3.2 CELLULOSE ESTERS ................................................................................................................. 154 7.3.3 CELLULOSE ETHER ................................................................................................................. 155 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 159 8 PRODUCTS WITH A LITTLE TWIST - STARCH ................................................................ 161 8.1 STRUCTURE AND OCCURRENCE ............................................................................................. 162 8.2 STARCH PRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 165 8.3 USE OF STARCH ................................................................................................................... 166 8.4 STARCH PRODUCTS ............................................................................................................... 168 8.4.1 PARTIALLY HYDROLYZED STARCHES ........................................................................................ 168 8.4.2 STARCH SACCHARIFICATION PRODUCTS ................................................................................... 169 8.4.3 CHEMICAL DERIVATIZATION OF STARCH ................................................................................. 170 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 176 CONTENTS XIII 9 CARBOHYDRATES FROM THE SEA - CHITIN, CHITOSAN AND ALGAE ...................... 177 9.1 STRUCTURE AND OCCURRENCE OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN .................................................... 178 9.2 PRODUCTION OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN .............................................................................. 180 9.3 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN ................................................ 181 9.3.1 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITIN ........................................................................... 182 9.3.2 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITOSAN ...................................................................... 183 9.4 OTHER MARINE POLYSACCHARIDES...................................................................................... 184 9.4.1 ALGINIC ACID AND ALGINATES ............................................................................................. 184 9.4.2 CARRAGEENANS .................................................................................................................. 186 9.4.3 AGAR-AGAR ......................................................................................................................... 186 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 189 10 CYCLIC CARBOHYDRATES - CYCLODEXTRINS ............................................................. 191 10.1 CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF CYCLODEXTRINS ........................................................................... 192 10.2 MANUFACTURE OF CYCLODEXTRINS ....................................................................................... 193 10.3 APPLICATIONS OF CYCLODEXTRINS ..................................................................................... 194 10.4 DERIVATIVES OF CYCLODEXTRINS ......................................................................................... 196 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 198 III LIGNIN 11 THE WOOD-STUFF -LIGNIN ................................................................................ 201 11.1 OCCURRENCE OF LIGNIN ..................................................................................................... 202 11.2 STRUCTURE OF LIGNIN ........................................................................................................... 202 11.2.1 MONOLIGNOLS .................................................................................................................... 204 11.2.2 BINDING PATTERN OF LIGNIN .............................................................................................. 205 11.2.3 COMPOSITION OF LIGNIN .................................................................................................... 206 11.3 LIGNIN RECOVERY.............................................................................................................. 207 11.3.1 CLASSICAL WOOD PULPING PROCESSES .................................................................................. 207 11.3.2 ALTERNATIVE WOOD PULPING METHODS FOR LIGNIN RECOVERY ............................................ 207 11.4 USE OF LIGNIN .................................................................................................................... 209 11.4.1 USE OF LIGNIN AS A DISPERSING AGENT ............................................................................. 209 11.4.2 USE OF LIGNIN IN BIOMATERIALS ......................................................................................... 209 11.4.3 USE OF LIGNIN FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CHEMICALS ............................................................. 210 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 214 IV TERPENOIDS 12 THE BALM OF THE TREES-TERPENES .................................................................... 219 12.1 STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTION OF TERPENES ......................................................................... 220 12.2 MONOTERPENES ................................................................................................................ 223 12.3 HIGHER TERPENE OLIGOMERS ........................................................................................... 228 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 233 13 ELASTOMERS FROM NATURE! - POLYTERPENES ........................................................ 235 13.1 INTRODUCTION TO POLYTERPENES ....................................................................................... 236 13.2 PRODUCTION OF NATURAL RUBBER ....................................................................................... 239 13.3 PROPERTIES, PROCESSING AND USE OF NATURAL RUBBER ................................................... 241 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 247 XIV CONTENTS V OTHER NATURAL SUBSTANCES 14 BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIFE-AMINO ACIDS ............................................................ 251 14.1 AMINO ACIDS ..................................................................................................................... 252 14.2 PEPTIDES ............................................................................................................................ 259 14.3 PROTEINS ............................................................................................................................ 259 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 263 15 SHOWING YOUR COLORS SUSTAINABLY! - NATURAL DYES ........................................ 265 15.1 LOOKING BACK IN HISTORY ................................................................................................. 266 15.2 TYRIAN PURPLE ................................................................................................................... 267 15.3 ALIZARIN .............................................................................................................................. 268 15.4 INDIGO, THE KING OF DYES .............................................................................................. 269 15.5 OTHER NATURAL DYES ........................................................................................................ 273 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 275 16 NATURE S PHARMACY-NATURAL PHARMACEUTICALS ............................................ 277 16.1 HERBAL PHARMACEUTICALS ................................................................................................. 278 16.2 ASPIRIN .............................................................................................................................. 279 16.3 CAFFEINE ............................................................................................................................ 281 16.4 QUININE .............................................................................................................................. 284 16.5 MORPHINE .......................................................................................................................... 285 16.6 PENICILLINS AND CEPHALOSPORINS ..................................................................................... 286 16.7 STEROIDS ............................................................................................................................ 288 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 293 17 VITAL AMINES - VITAMINS ...................................................................................... 295 17.1 OVERVIEW OF THE VITAMINS .............................................................................................. 296 17.2 THE VITAMINS IN DETAIL ..................................................................................................... 297 17.2.1 VITAMIN A (RETINOL) ........................................................................................................... 297 17.2.2 VITAMIN B 1 (THIAMINE) ....................................................................................................... 297 17.2.3 VITAMIN B 2 (RIBOFLAVIN) ..................................................................................................... 297 17.2.4 VITAMIN B 3 (NIACIN) ............................................................................................................. 298 17.2.5 VITAMIN B 5 (PANTOTHENIC ACID) .......................................................................................... 298 17.2.6 VITAMIN B 6 (PYRIDOXINE) .................................................................................................... 299 17.2.7 VITAMIN B 7 (BIOTIN, VITAMIN H) .......................................................................................... 299 17.2.8 VITAMIN B 9 (FOLIC ACID) ..................................................................................................... 299 17.2.9 VITAMIN B 12 (COBALAMIN) ................................................................................................. 300 17.2.10 VITAMIN C (ASCORBIC ACID) ............................................................................................... 301 17.2.11 VITAMIN D (CALCIFEROLS) ..................................................................................................... 303 17.2.12 VITAMIN E (TOCOPHEROLS) ................................................................................................... 303 17.2.13 VITAMIN K (PHYLLOQUINONE AND OTHERS) ........................................................................... 304 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 306 18 ENCHANTING CHEMISTRY - NATURAL FLAVORS AND FRAGRANCES .......................... 309 18.1 DEFINITION AND HISTORY ................................................................................................... 310 18.2 FRAGRANCES AND FLAVORS IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ........................................................... 315 18.3 EXTRACTION OF ESSENTIAL OILS ............................................................................................. 318 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 321 XV CONTENTS 19 PLASTICS FROM NATURE - BIOPOLYMERS ................................................................ 323 19.1 DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 324 19.2 BIOPOLYMER REPRESENTATIVES ....................................................................................... 328 19.2.1 POLYMERS FROM NATURE .................................................................................................... 328 19.2.2 BIOPOLYMERS FROM BIOGENIC MONOMERS ....................................................................... 334 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 338 VI BIOREFINERY 20 REFINED RAW MATERIALS! - BIOREFINERIES ......................................................... 343 20.1 DEFINITION OF BIOREFINERIES ............................................................................................. 344 20.2 CLASSIFICATION OF BIOREFINERIES ...................................................................................... 345 20.3 EXAMPLES OF BIOREFINERIES ............................................................................................. 349 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... 355 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION ............................................................................ 357 ANSWERS TO THE QUICKIES .................................................................................................. 358 INDEX ................................................................................................................................ 373
adam_txt	CONTENTS 1 THE OVERVIEW - INTRODUCTION . 1 1.1 DEFINITIONS . 2 1.2 THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF RENEWABLE RAW MATERIALS . 2 1.3 COMPARISON WITH FOSSIL RAW MATERIALS . 4 1.4 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF RENEWABLE RAW MATERIALS . 8 REFERENCES . 13 1 FATS AND OILS 2 THE RAW MATERIALS OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - OIL PLANTS . 17 2.1 INTRODUCTION TO OLEOCHEMISTRY . 18 2.2 OVERVIEW OF IMPORTANT VEGETABLE OILS AND ANIMAL FATS . 21 2.2.1 COCONUT OIL . 21 2.2.2 PALM OIL AND PALM KERNEL OIL . 23 2.2.3 RAPESEED OIL . 25 2.2.4 SUNFLOWER OIL . 25 2.2.5 SOYBEAN OIL . 26 2.2.6 LINSEED OIL FROM FLAX PLANTS . 26 2.2.7 CASTOR OIL . 27 2.2.8 OLIVE OIL . 28 2.2.9 SAFFLOWER OIL . 29 2.2.10 JATROPHAOIL . 29 2.2.11 OTHER FATS AND OILS . 31 2.3 SOME NUMBERS . 31 REFERENCES . 34 3 THE BASICS OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - BASIC OLEOCHEMICALS . 37 3.1 PRODUCTION OF BASIC OLEOCHEMICALS . 38 3.1.1 FAT SPLITTING . 38 3.1.2 TRANSESTERIFICATION . 42 3.1.3 SAPONIFICATION . 43 3.1.4 DIRECT HYDROGENATION . 43 3.2 REACTIONS AT THE CARBOXY GROUP OF FATTY ACIDS . 45 3.2.1 HYDROGENATION TO FATTY ALCOHOLS . 45 3.2.2 CONVERSIONS OF FATTY ALCOHOLS . 50 3.2.3 CONVERSIONS TO FATTY AMINES . 56 3.2.4 OTHER FATTY ACID DERIVATIVES . 57 REFERENCES . 59 4 THERE IS MORE TO OLEOCHEMISTRY - REACTIONS AT THE FATTY ACID ALKYL CHAIN . 61 4.1 SYNTHESIS OF SUBSTITUTED FATTY ACIDS . 62 4.2 REACTIONS AT THE C=C DOUBLE BOND OF UNSATURATED OLEOCHEMICALS . 63 4.2.1 LINKAGE OF NEW C-0 BONDS . 63 4.2.2 LINKAGE OF NEW C-C BONDS . 66 XII CONTENTS 4.23 LINKAGE OF NEW C-H BONDS . 83 4.2.4 FURTHER ADDITIONS TO THE C=C DOUBLE BONDS OF OLEOCHEMICALS . 84 REFERENCES . 86 5 THE COPRODUCT OF OLEOCHEMISTRY - GLYCEROL . 89 5.1 PROPERTIES AND USE OF GLYCEROL . 90 5.2 GLYCERYL ESTERS . 94 5.3 GLYCEROL ETHER . 98 5.3.1 GLYCEROL OLIGOMERS . 98 5.3.2 GLYCEROL POLYMERS . 99 5.3.3 GLYCEROL ALKYL ETHER . 99 5.3.4 GLYCEROL ALKENYL ETHER . 100 5.4 GLYCEROL ACETALS AND KETALS . 100 5.5 FROM GLYCEROL TO PROPANEDIOLS . 101 5.6 FROM GLYCEROL TO EPICHLOROHYDRIN . 103 5.7 GLYCEROL OXIDATION . 104 5.8 DEHYDRATION OF GLYCEROL TO ACROLEIN . 104 5.9 FROM GLYCEROL TO SYNTHESIS GAS . 105 REFERENCES . 108 II CARBOHYDRATES 6 SWEET CHEMISTRY - MONO- AND DISACCHARIDES . 113 6.1 INTRODUCTION TO CARBOHYDRATES . 114 6.2 MONOSACCHARIDES . 117 6.2.1 FERMENTATIVE CONVERSIONS . 117 6.2.2 CHEMICAL CONVERSIONS OF MONOSACCHARIDES . 120 6.3 DISACCHARIDES . 129 6.3.1 SUCROSE PRODUCTION . 131 6.3.2 SUCROSE PROCESSING . 134 6.4 OUTLOOK ON FURTHER OLIGO- AND POLYSACCHARIDES . 137 REFERENCES . 140 7 FROM WOOD TO PULP-CELLULOSE . 143 7.1 OCCURRENCE AND PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE . 144 7.2 MANUFACTURE OF PAPER . 150 7.3 DERIVATIZATION OF CELLULOSE . 152 7.3.1 REGENERATED CELLULOSE . 152 7.3.2 CELLULOSE ESTERS . 154 7.3.3 CELLULOSE ETHER . 155 REFERENCES . 159 8 PRODUCTS WITH A LITTLE TWIST - STARCH . 161 8.1 STRUCTURE AND OCCURRENCE . 162 8.2 STARCH PRODUCTION . 165 8.3 USE OF STARCH . 166 8.4 STARCH PRODUCTS . 168 8.4.1 PARTIALLY HYDROLYZED STARCHES . 168 8.4.2 STARCH SACCHARIFICATION PRODUCTS . 169 8.4.3 CHEMICAL DERIVATIZATION OF STARCH . 170 REFERENCES . 176 CONTENTS XIII 9 CARBOHYDRATES FROM THE SEA - CHITIN, CHITOSAN AND ALGAE . 177 9.1 STRUCTURE AND OCCURRENCE OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN . 178 9.2 PRODUCTION OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN . 180 9.3 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITIN AND CHITOSAN . 181 9.3.1 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITIN . 182 9.3.2 PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF CHITOSAN . 183 9.4 OTHER MARINE POLYSACCHARIDES. 184 9.4.1 ALGINIC ACID AND ALGINATES . 184 9.4.2 CARRAGEENANS . 186 9.4.3 AGAR-AGAR . 186 REFERENCES . 189 10 CYCLIC CARBOHYDRATES - CYCLODEXTRINS . 191 10.1 CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF CYCLODEXTRINS . 192 10.2 MANUFACTURE OF CYCLODEXTRINS . 193 10.3 APPLICATIONS OF CYCLODEXTRINS . 194 10.4 DERIVATIVES OF CYCLODEXTRINS . 196 REFERENCES . 198 III LIGNIN 11 THE "WOOD-STUFF"-LIGNIN . 201 11.1 OCCURRENCE OF LIGNIN . 202 11.2 STRUCTURE OF LIGNIN . 202 11.2.1 MONOLIGNOLS . 204 11.2.2 BINDING PATTERN OF LIGNIN . 205 11.2.3 COMPOSITION OF LIGNIN . 206 11.3 LIGNIN RECOVERY. 207 11.3.1 CLASSICAL WOOD PULPING PROCESSES . 207 11.3.2 ALTERNATIVE WOOD PULPING METHODS FOR LIGNIN RECOVERY . 207 11.4 USE OF LIGNIN . 209 11.4.1 USE OF LIGNIN AS A DISPERSING AGENT . 209 11.4.2 USE OF LIGNIN IN BIOMATERIALS . 209 11.4.3 USE OF LIGNIN FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CHEMICALS . 210 REFERENCES . 214 IV TERPENOIDS 12 THE BALM OF THE TREES-TERPENES . 219 12.1 STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTION OF TERPENES . 220 12.2 MONOTERPENES . 223 12.3 HIGHER TERPENE OLIGOMERS . 228 REFERENCES . 233 13 ELASTOMERS FROM NATURE! - POLYTERPENES . 235 13.1 INTRODUCTION TO POLYTERPENES . 236 13.2 PRODUCTION OF NATURAL RUBBER . 239 13.3 PROPERTIES, PROCESSING AND USE OF NATURAL RUBBER . 241 REFERENCES . 247 XIV CONTENTS V OTHER NATURAL SUBSTANCES 14 BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIFE-AMINO ACIDS . 251 14.1 AMINO ACIDS . 252 14.2 PEPTIDES . 259 14.3 PROTEINS . 259 REFERENCES . 263 15 SHOWING YOUR COLORS SUSTAINABLY! - NATURAL DYES . 265 15.1 LOOKING BACK IN HISTORY . 266 15.2 TYRIAN PURPLE . 267 15.3 ALIZARIN . 268 15.4 INDIGO, THE "KING OF DYES" . 269 15.5 OTHER NATURAL DYES . 273 REFERENCES . 275 16 NATURE'S PHARMACY-NATURAL PHARMACEUTICALS . 277 16.1 HERBAL PHARMACEUTICALS . 278 16.2 ASPIRIN . 279 16.3 CAFFEINE . 281 16.4 QUININE . 284 16.5 MORPHINE . 285 16.6 PENICILLINS AND CEPHALOSPORINS . 286 16.7 STEROIDS . 288 REFERENCES . 293 17 VITAL AMINES - VITAMINS . 295 17.1 OVERVIEW OF THE VITAMINS . 296 17.2 THE VITAMINS IN DETAIL . 297 17.2.1 VITAMIN A (RETINOL) . 297 17.2.2 VITAMIN B 1 (THIAMINE) . 297 17.2.3 VITAMIN B 2 (RIBOFLAVIN) . 297 17.2.4 VITAMIN B 3 (NIACIN) . 298 17.2.5 VITAMIN B 5 (PANTOTHENIC ACID) . 298 17.2.6 VITAMIN B 6 (PYRIDOXINE) . 299 17.2.7 VITAMIN B 7 (BIOTIN, VITAMIN H) . 299 17.2.8 VITAMIN B 9 (FOLIC ACID) . 299 17.2.9 VITAMIN B 12 (COBALAMIN) . 300 17.2.10 VITAMIN C (ASCORBIC ACID) . 301 17.2.11 VITAMIN D (CALCIFEROLS) . 303 17.2.12 VITAMIN E (TOCOPHEROLS) . 303 17.2.13 VITAMIN K (PHYLLOQUINONE AND OTHERS) . 304 REFERENCES . 306 18 ENCHANTING CHEMISTRY - NATURAL FLAVORS AND FRAGRANCES . 309 18.1 DEFINITION AND HISTORY . 310 18.2 FRAGRANCES AND FLAVORS IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY . 315 18.3 EXTRACTION OF ESSENTIAL OILS . 318 REFERENCES . 321 XV CONTENTS 19 PLASTICS FROM NATURE - BIOPOLYMERS . 323 19.1 DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATIONS . 324 19.2 BIOPOLYMER REPRESENTATIVES . 328 19.2.1 POLYMERS FROM NATURE . 328 19.2.2 BIOPOLYMERS FROM BIOGENIC MONOMERS . 334 REFERENCES . 338 VI BIOREFINERY 20 REFINED RAW MATERIALS! 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title	Chemistry of renewables an introduction
title_alt	Einführung in die Chemie nachwachsender Rohstoffe
title_auth	Chemistry of renewables an introduction
title_exact_search	Chemistry of renewables an introduction
title_exact_search_txtP	Chemistry of renewables an introduction
title_full	Chemistry of renewables an introduction Arno Behr, Thomas Seidensticker
title_fullStr	Chemistry of renewables an introduction Arno Behr, Thomas Seidensticker
title_full_unstemmed	Chemistry of renewables an introduction Arno Behr, Thomas Seidensticker
title_short	Chemistry of renewables
title_sort	chemistry of renewables an introduction
title_sub	an introduction
topic	Lignin (DE-588)4167660-9 gnd Bioraffinerie (DE-588)7742513-3 gnd Terpenoide (DE-588)4184782-9 gnd Nachwachsender Rohstoff (DE-588)4171069-1 gnd Rohstoffverarbeitung (DE-588)4135324-9 gnd Kohlenhydrate (DE-588)4164517-0 gnd Rohstoffgewinnung (DE-588)4178386-4 gnd Naturstoff (DE-588)4041418-8 gnd Fett (DE-588)4071189-4 gnd Öl (DE-588)4043225-7 gnd
topic_facet	Lignin Bioraffinerie Terpenoide Nachwachsender Rohstoff Rohstoffverarbeitung Kohlenhydrate Rohstoffgewinnung Naturstoff Fett Öl
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