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=== LIXEA === | === LIXEA === | ||
{{Infobox provider-ionic liquids|Company=LIXEA|Country=UK, Sweden|Webpage=https://www.lixea.co/}} | {{Infobox provider-ionic liquids|Company=LIXEA|Country=UK, Sweden|Webpage=https://www.lixea.co/|Image=LIXEA_Logo_RGB_Colour.png|Contact=Dr Florence Gschwend | ||
florence@lixea.co|Technology name=Dendronic®|TRL=6|Dissolved component=Lignin and hemicelluloses|Capacity=up 20 kg/batch|Ionic liquid=protic alkylammonium hydrogensulfate ionic liquids|Feedstock=lignocellulosic biomass, including agricultural residues, forestry residues, waste wood from construction and dedicated biofuel crops|Product=cellulose-rich pulp, lignin, furfural, acetic acid|Other=not relevant}} | |||
'''Lixea<sup>®</sup>''' is developing an innovative biomass fractionation process using low-cost ionic liquids. Currently, our society is heavily relying on the use of crude oil while products are discarded at the end of their lives. We want to change that, which is why we are developing novel chemical processes that enable us to live more sustainably in a clean world. Our first product is the Dendronic process that uses '''waste''' wood''', agricultural by-products''' and '''sustainably grown biomass''' to produce a greener alternative to today’s petrochemical industry while providing unwanted waste materials with a new purpose. | '''Lixea<sup>®</sup>''' is developing an innovative biomass fractionation process using low-cost ionic liquids. Currently, our society is heavily relying on the use of crude oil while products are discarded at the end of their lives. We want to change that, which is why we are developing novel chemical processes that enable us to live more sustainably in a clean world. Our first product is the Dendronic process that uses '''waste''' wood''', agricultural by-products''' and '''sustainably grown biomass''' to produce a greener alternative to today’s petrochemical industry while providing unwanted waste materials with a new purpose. | ||