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52. Serrano-Ruiz, J., Wang, D., and Dumesic, J., Green Chemistry, 12, 574–577 (2010).
53. Ayoub, P. and Lange, J. “Process for converting levulinic acid into pentanoic acid,”
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54. Renz, M., “Ketonization of carboxylic acids by decarboxylation mechanism and scope,”
European Journal of Organic Chemistry, 6, 979–988 (2005).
55. Serrano-Ruiz, J. and Dumesic, J., Green Chemistry, 11, 1101–1104 (2009).
56. Werst, R.M., Liu, Z., Peter, M., and Dumesic, J., ChemSusChem, 1, 417–424 (2008).
57. Alonso, D., Bond, J., Serrano-Ruiz, J., and Dumesic, J., Green Chemistry, 12, 992–999
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of the acid hydrolysis residues with thermal and catalytic pyrolysis,” Bioresource
Technology, 126, 92–100 (2012).
62. Melligan, F., Dussan, K., Auccaise, R., Novotny, E.H., Leahy, J.J., Hayes, M.H.B., and
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66. Hayes, D.J., “Protection of NIR calibration equations and their application for biomass
analysis,” DIBANET WP2 Report, 71p (2012).
67. Donaldson, L.A., Wong, K.K.Y., and Mackie, K.L., “Ultrastructure of steam-exploded
wood,” Wood Science and Technology, 22, 103–114 (1988).
68. Fitzpatrick, S.W., “Lignocellulose degradation to furfural and levulinic acid,” US Patent
No. 4897497 (1990).
69. Fitzpatrick, S.W., “Production of levulinic acid from carbohydrate-containing materials,”
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