A greener process for isosorbide production: Kinetic study of the catalytic dehydration of pure sorbitol under microwave
Authors:
- Isabelle PolaertIPIsabelle Polaert
- Mariana Cunha FelixMFMariana Cunha Felix
- Mélissa FornaseroMFMélissa Fornasero
- Stéphane MarcotteSMStéphane Marcotte
- Jean-Christophe BuvatJBJean-Christophe Buvat
- Lionel EstelLionel Estel
- 1 April 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Journal
- Vol. 222, 228-239
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