Green chemistry through the mill

Terry Collins ()
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Terry Collins: Carnegie Mellon University

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6860, 161-163

Abstract: Turning wood into paper uses lots of chemicals, whose waste products are a serious environmental concern. A new approach to the problem conjures up some clever chemistry but shows that there are no quick fixes.

Date: 2001
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