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Displacement agent of low
viscosity heavy oil
Plugging agent
Regulators
lignin
Drilling mud additives
Sewage treatment flocculants
heavy oil viscosity reducer
Lignin adsorbents
Fig. 10.13
Application of lignin in the petroleum industry
Petroleum industry. Petroleum has a close relationship with lignin; they have
many similar structural units and linked bonds. Therefore, the white-rot fungi are
applied in oil biotransformation and biological processing, with advantages of
cleanliness and efficiency, which is a promising research direction. Many of the
existing oil industry products can take advantage of lignin for production, as shown
in Fig. 10.13 .
Pharmaceutical industry
Lignin as a raw material can be produced by a variety of pharmaceutical prepara-
tions, which has great significance for the rapid development of the pharmaceutical
industry today. Application of lignin in the pharmaceutical industry is shown in
Fig. 10.14 .
Application in agriculture
Figure 10.15 shows that the lignin molecular structure contains a variety of active
groups, and the lignin can be slowly degraded by microorganisms in the soil,
converting it to humus, leading to the inhibition to soil urease activity and the
promotion of plant growth and soil improvement [ 24 ].
Chemical raw materials. Production of chemical raw materials is indicated in
Fig. 10.16 .
10.7
Problems in the Comprehensive Utilization
of Lignocellulose
The comprehensive utilization industry for natural lignocellulose is a promising
industry, but there are still many issues [ 26 ].
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