Extraction and Analysis of Water-Insoluble Pyrolyzed Oil from Rice Hull

Li Min Mei; Shao Peng Liu; Zhi Min Zong; Xiao Ming Yue; Bing Sun; Li Li Huang; Fang Jing Liu; Tao Tao Wang; Yu Qing; Xian Yong Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.236-238.470

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Extraction and Analysis of Water-Insoluble Pyrolyzed Oil from Rice Hull

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Rice husk bio-oil composition is very complex, Presented in this study for water-insoluble bio-oil. They were fatherly extracted by organic solvent, such as petroleum ether (PE), carbon disulfide(CS₂), Tetrachloride(CCl₄) and benzene by step, the extract from which was analysised by GC/MS, This paper focuses on one of the benzene extract.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 236-238)

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May 2011

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Li Min Mei, Shao Peng Liu, Zhi Min Zong, Xiao Ming Yue, Bing Sun, Li Li Huang, Fang Jing Liu, Tao Tao Wang, Yu Qing, Xian Yong Wei

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Bio-Oil, Componential Analysis, Extraction, GC/MS Analysis, Solvent

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