Natural catalysts for a sustainable future

As natural and biodegradable agents, enzymes are key to advancing sustainable, green manufacturing practices across diverse sectors. These natural proteins/catalyst facilitate oxidation reactions by transferring oxygen or electrons and speed up oxidation reactions so that a wide variety of products can be made without using high temperatures or harsh chemicals, as Professor John Woodley explains

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EU Research
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.56181//okyk6165
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Natural catalysts for a sustainable future

John M. Woodley
EU Research
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Natural catalysts for a sustainable future

John M. Woodley
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Abstract

As natural and biodegradable agents, enzymes are key to advancing sustainable, green manufacturing practices across diverse sectors. These natural proteins/catalyst facilitate oxidation reactions by transferring oxygen or electrons and speed up oxidation reactions so that a wide variety of products can be made without using high temperatures or harsh chemicals, as Professor John Woodley explains

EU ResearchVol. Winter 2024(41)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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