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Background and Overview

Lignin Biosynthesis and Structure

Lignin Isolation, Physicochemistry Properties, and Chemical Properties

Scientific Questions for Lignin Conversion and a Brief Summary of Methods for Lignin Depolymerization

The Inverse Disassembly Analysis Method for Classifying Lignin Conversion Strategies

Direct Lignin <fc>C</fc> – <fc>OAr</fc> , <fc>ArO</fc> – <fc>Ar</fc> or <fc>C</fc> – <fc>Ar</fc> Bonds Cleavage without First Activation of the Adjacent Chemical Bonds

Lignin <fc>C</fc> – <fc>C</fc> / <fc>C</fc> – <fc>O</fc> Bonds Cleavage via First Phenolic Hydroxyl Group Dehydrogenation or First Aromatic Rings Activation

Lignin Linkages Cleavage Beginning with C _α O–H/ArO–H or C _α –OH Bond Heterolysis

Lignin Linkages Cleavage Beginning with C _α –H, C _α –OH, or C _α O–H Bond Non‐ionized Activation

Lignin Linkages Cleavage Beginning with C _β –H, C _γ –H, or C _γ O–H Direct Activation

Lignin Linkages Cleavage Considering Fragments Condensation

Summary on Lignin Utilization and Perspectives on Preparation of Aromatic Chemicals

Index

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