Titlebook: Methanol: The Basic Chemical and Energy Feedstock of the Future; Asinger‘s Vision Tod Martin Bertau,Heribert Offermanns,Hans-Jürgen Wern Bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-39709-7Alternative Fuel; Energy; Friedrich Asinger; Hydrogen Production; Methanol; Petrochemistry; Raw materials

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Methanol Utilisation Technologies,Oil and gas are raw materials—the availability of which is prognosticated to run short in the near future. The peak oil discussion is an example generally perceived as proof of this development to come.

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,Fossil Feedstocks–What Comes After?,sions have necessitated a search for alternatives for energy and feedstocks for the chemical industry (material and energetic uses). The depletion points of fossil raw materials and their impacts are discussed. Alternatives such as biomass and sun-derived renewables yielding biofuels and biofeedstoc

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