Two Step Conversion of Ferulic Acid to Vinyl Phenol

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  • Meena Krishania
  • Bhuwan B Mishra
  • Rajendra S Sangwan
چکیده

Cereal brans are good source of ferulic acid. An approximate global production of 150 million tons of cereal brans have been reported in 2004. These by-products are extensively used as animal feed, but active research is being carried out in this field to produce higher value added products from these. Many literature review assesses the various biotransformations of ferulic acid and the role of microorganisms and plant cells in bringing about these transformations but no one have focussed to convert Ferulic acid to vinyl phenol chemically in two step system.

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تاریخ انتشار 2018