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10.1039/c2gc36202c

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V. Budarin
A. B. Ross
P. Biller
R. Riley
J. H. Clark
J. M. Jones
D. J. Gilmour
W. Zimmerman

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Journal	Green Chemistry
Date	Published - 1 Dec 2012
Issue number	12
Volume	14
Number of pages	4
Pages (from-to)	3251-3254
Original language	English

Abstract

It has been shown that low temperature (between 180-210°C), low pressure (below 300 psi) microwave assisted hydrothermal pyrolysis (organic matter hydrolysis accompanied by thermal decomposition) may be an efficient method of extraction, activation and conversion of major microalgae structural components: lipids, amylose and cellulose.

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