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BNL researchers prepare for an experiment to test a new class of catalysts.

BNL developed this new class catalysts with Dupont for converting renewable feedstocks to useful industrial materials. Industrial chemicals and fibers are traditionally derived from petroleum based feedstocks. These plant- based products may offer an economically advantageous, energy saving environmentally friendly alternative for Dupont and other chemical and synthetic-fiber manufacturers.
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Author U.S. Department of Energy from United States

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