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Lignin Decomposition

Lignin Decomposition - Lignin is the third most abundant constituent of plants. The chemical Composition of lignin differs from species to species and, therefore, it can not be said to have a uniform structure. Lignin consists of heterocyclic aromatic organic molecules containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. The basic unit is said to consist of a phenyl propane (C6-C3) type of structure in which the Rand R residues can be either H, OH and methoxyl (- OCH3) or only methoxyl groups.

 

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