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bioconversion

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bioconversion [‚bī·o·kən′vər·zhən]
(biophysics)
The process of converting biomass to a source of usable energy.


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The recovered hemicelluloses could be competitive with other sugar sources in the world and be used in bioconversions to platform chemicals or be converted to some of the basic chemical products currently made from oil.
Marsha McLean, a founder of the group that fought the landfill proposed for Elsmere Canyon and united landfill opponents across the county, said technologies for converting trash to energy and bioconversion are promising.
Luster was instrumental with EXL III's current plans to develop up to 10 renewable fuels plants and 10 value added bioconversion facilities.
 
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