haruo Kawamoto

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Kyoto University

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Haruo Kawamoto is a Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research focuses on cellulose pyrolysis, gasification processes, and the thermal reactivities of biomass components. Recent publications include studies on high-speed camera observations of cellulose fast pyrolysis and the mechanisms of gasification of various organic compounds. He is also exploring the purification of levoglucosan produced from cellulose and the effects of microwave-assisted hydrolysis in biomass saccharification.

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Yu Wang

Kyoto University

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Takashi Sagawa

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Kyoto University

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Masatsugu Takada

Ehime University

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Yutaka Okazaki

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Kyoto University

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Shinya Kajita

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Articles (21)

Thermal reactivities of hemicellulose and cellulose and demineralization effects on their reactivities in cell walls of various softwood and hardwood species

High-speed camera observation of cellulose fast pyrolysis under infrared irradiation

Plasma-Assisted Gasification of Cellulose via Dielectric Barrier Discharge

Gasification of aliphatic alcohols in aqueous solution plasma: mechanism explaining why product gas composition remains similar despite different alcohol type

Decomposition Mechanisms of Lignin-Related Aromatic Monomers in Solution Plasma

Purity improvement and efficient recovery of levoglucosan mist produced by fast pyrolysis of cellulose using corona discharge

Microwave Effect in Hydrolysis of Levoglucosan with a Solid Acid Catalyst for Pyrolysis‐Based Cellulose Saccharification

Reaction Mechanisms and Production of Hydrogen and Acetic Acid from Aqueous Ethanol Using a Rn-Sn/TiO2 Catalyst in a Continuous Flow Reactor

Effect of process parameters on woody biomass fractionation in a methanol/water mixture in a semi-flow reactor

Fractionation of beech wood cell walls into digestible cellulose-rich residues and photoluminescent lignin-rich precipitates via semi-flow hot-compressed water treatment with 2-naphthol

Front Cover: Microwave Effect in Hydrolysis of Levoglucosan with a Solid Acid Catalyst for Pyrolysis‐Based Cellulose Saccharification (ChemistryOpen 9/2024)

Gasification of Lower Monohydric Alcohols by Solution Plasma Treatment and Its Reaction Mechanism

Effects of solvent on pyrolysis-assisted catalytic hydrogenolysis of softwood lignin for high-yield production of monomers and phenols, as studied using coniferyl alcohol as a major primary pyrolysis product

Pyrolysis-assisted catalytic hydrogenolysis of softwood lignin at elevated temperatures for the high yield production of monomers

Solubilization of sulfuric acid lignin by ball mill treatment with excess amounts of organic compounds

Stable Oligomer Formation from Lignin by Pyrolysis of Softwood in an Aprotic Solvent with a Hydrogen Donor

Decomposition of Saccharides and Alcohols in Solution Plasma for Hydrogen Production

The pretreatment of softwood chips and pellets by alkali sulfonation and thermomechanical pulping and its influence on lignin redistribution and the enzyme mediated hydrolysis of the cellulose component

Fast Pyrolysis of Cellulose by Infrared Heating

Hydrogenation of Aqueous Acetic Acid over Ru-Sn/TiO2 Catalyst in a Flow-Type Reactor, Governed by Reverse Reaction

Dehydration Leads to Hydrocarbon Gas Formation in Thermal Degradation of Gas-Phase Polyalcohols

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Yu Wang

Takashi Sagawa

Masatsugu Takada

Yutaka Okazaki

Shinya Kajita

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