Relationships between cellulosic biomass particle size and enzymatic hydrolysis sugar yield: Analysis of inconsistent reports in the literature
Cellulosic ethanol made from cellulosic biomass is a promising alternative to petroleum-based transportation fuels. Enzymatic hydrolysis is a crucial step in cellulosic ethanol production. In order to better understand the mechanisms of enzymatic hydrolysis, relationships between cellulosic biomass...
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Cellulosic ethanol made from cellulosic biomass is a promising alternative to petroleum-based transportation fuels. Enzymatic hydrolysis is a crucial step in cellulosic ethanol production. In order to better understand the mechanisms of enzymatic hydrolysis, relationships between cellulosic biomass particle size and enzymatic hydrolysis sugar yield have been studied extensively. However, the literature contains inconsistent reports. This paper presents an analysis of the inconsistent reports on the relationships in the literature. It discusses the differences in the reported experiments from five perspectives (biomass category, particle size definition, sugar yield definition, biomass treatment procedure, and particle size level). It also proposes future research activities that can provide further understanding of the relationships. |
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Cellulosic ethanol made from cellulosic biomass is a promising alternative to petroleum-based transportation fuels. Enzymatic hydrolysis is a crucial step in cellulosic ethanol production. In order to better understand the mechanisms of enzymatic hydrolysis, relationships between cellulosic biomass particle size and enzymatic hydrolysis sugar yield have been studied extensively. However, the literature contains inconsistent reports. This paper presents an analysis of the inconsistent reports on the relationships in the literature. It discusses the differences in the reported experiments from five perspectives (biomass category, particle size definition, sugar yield definition, biomass treatment procedure, and particle size level). It also proposes future research activities that can provide further understanding of the relationships. |
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