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ABSTRACTS OF THE LECTURES

Opening Lecture and Plenary Lectures

Keynote Lectures

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TU Dresden, Lecture Hall 3

18.00 Opening Ceremony

19.00 OPENING LECTURE

Future Outlook - Social Change and Innovation in the 21th Century 51

Ruff. R. Berlin/D

20.00Get-together

22.00


08.30 PLENARY LECTURE

Will fusion ever be a safe, clean and sustainable energy source? 52

Ane. J.-M.. St Paul les Durache/F

BENIGN SYNTHESES ROUTES- HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS


09.30 KEYNOTE LECTURE

Towards an industrially viable synthesis of 7-acetyi-1,1,3,4,4,6-hexa- 57

methyltetralin - a musk in shades of green

Newman. C. P., Canterburv/GB

10.10 New applications of indium catalysts: A novel and green concept 77

in fine chemical industryBonrath. W.. Basel/CH, Wildermann, A., Basel/CH, Netscher, T,

Basel/CH, Foricher, Y, Basel/CH

10.30 Coffee Break

10.50 Inorganic Crystalline-Supported Metal Complex Catalysts for 78

Environmentally Benign Organic SynthesisKaneda. K, Osaka/J

11.10 High surface area metal fluorides supported palladium and platinum: 79

Novel heterogeneous catalystsPatil. P.T.. Berlin/D. GroB, U., Berlin/D, ROdiger, S„ Berlin/D,

Kemnitz, E., Berlin/D

11.30 Environmentally friendly heterogeneous acid and base catalysis for 80

the methyiation of 1,2-diphenol: chances for the control of regio-

and chemo-selectivityCavani. R. Boloana/I. Ardizzi, M., Bologna/I, Ballarini, N., Bologna/I,

Chiappino, E., Bologna/I, Dal Pozzo, L, Bologna/I, Maselli, L, Bologna/I,Rovinetti, S., Bologna/I

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TU Dresden Lecture Hall 3

08 30 PLENARY LECTURE

Will fusion ever be a safe, clean and sustainable energy source? 52

Ane. J -M.St Paul les Durache/F

EDUCATION IN GREEN CHEMISTRY


09 30 KEYNOTE LECTURE

Title to be announced 64

1010 How will REACH contribute to sustainable chemistry? 133

Stemhauser. K G . Dessau/D. Richter, S, Dessau/D

10 30 Coffee Break

10 50 The work of Chemistry Department of Moscow M V Lomonosov 134

State University on the education and enlightment in the field of

green chemistryLokteva, E S

.Moscow/RUS. Lunin, V V, Moscow/RUS

1110 Developing a Green Chemistry Module for Undergraduate Students 135

Sevhan. H G.Ankara/TR. Morgil, I, Ankara/TR, Secken, N ,

Ankara/TR,

Yucel, A S,Ankara/TR, Yavuz, S , Ankara/TR, Oskay, O O

,Ankara/TR

1130 Green Chemistry Education within Chemical Education 136

Mammino, L. Thohovandou/ZA

7

50 Alkylation-acylation of p-xylene with (5-butyrolactone and vinylacetic 81

acid catalyzed by heteropolycaid supported on silica

Kamiya. Y. Sapporo/J. Ooka, Y, Saporro/J, Ohmshi, R,Saporro/J,

Fujita, T, Saporro/J, Kurata, Y, Saporro/J, Tsuji, K, Saporro/J, Nakajyo, T,

Saporro/J, Okuhara, T, Saporro/J

1210 Acetylation of aromatics over H-BEA and H-FAU zeolites: seeking 82

for a viable alternative to Fnedel-Crafts catalysts

Guidotti. M .Milano/I. Canaff, C ,

Poitlers/F, Coustard, J -M , Poitiers/F,

Magnoux, P, Poitiers/F, Guisnet, M ,Poitiers/F

12 30 Lunch Break

14 00 Acid zeolites for the synthesis of acetals from carbohydrates 83

Rauter. A P. Lissabon/P. Xavier, N M, Lisboa/P, AlmeidaT, Lisboa/R

Lucas S,Lisboa/P, Marques, J P, Ram6a-Ribeiro, F, Lisboa/P,

Guisnet, M, Poitiers/F

14 20 Catalytic green routes to functionalized quinones 84

Sorokm. A. B.Villeurbanne/F. Zalomaeva, O V, Villeurbanne/F,

Kholdeeva, O A,Novosibirsk/RUS

14 40 An Efficient CeO^y-alumina Catalyst for the Oxidative 85

Dehydrogenation of Ethylbenzene Using N20Ramaswamy. V. Pune/IND. Murugan, B

,Pune/IND, Ramaswamy, A V,

Pune/IND

15 00 Supported gold nanoparticles are more selective than palladium 86

for the aerobic solvent-less oxidation of allylic alcohols

Garcia. H.Valencia/E. Abad, A, Valencia/E

15 20 A novel route for fine chemicals: cinnamaldehyde hydrogenation 87

over Supported Ionic Liquid Catalysts (SILCA)

Mikkola. J -P. Abo-Turku/FIN, Virtanen, P, Abo -Turku/FIN

15 40 Coffee Break

16 00 Sustainable, Gas-phase Methanol Carbonylation with Supported Ionic 88

Liquid Phase (SILP) CatalysisJoraensen, B

.Kas Lvnqbv/DK. Rnsager, A ,

Kgs Lyngby/DK,

Fehrmann, R, Kgs Lyngby/DK, Wassersheid, P, Erlangen/D

16 20 Nitration of Aromatics Over Solid Acid Catalysts Using Dilute Nitric Acid 89

Dongare. M K. Pune/IND. Umbarkar, S B,Pune/IND

16 40 Heterogeneous catalysts and process for reductive dechlorination 90

of polychlonnated hydrocarbonsLokteva. E S

.Moscow/RUS. Kachevsky, S A, Moscow/RUS,

Golubina, E V, Moscow/RUS, Lunin, V V, Moscow/RUS,

Turakulova, A O,Moscow/RUS, Tundo, P, Moscow/RUS

17 00 Green-Sustainable Chemistry in the Production of Nicotinates 91

Chuck. R. Bng-Glis/CH

18 30 Reception of the Mayor

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11.50 Green Chemistry, The Need to Develop, A Developing Countrys 137

PerspectiveTawfic Ahmed. M„ Cairo/ET

12.10 Sustainability in the Organic Chemistry Lab Courses 138

On behalf ofthe NOP-Team: Bahadir. M„ Braunschweia/D

12.30 Lunch Break

BENIGN PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - PHOTO CHEMISTRY



Photocatalysis and Solar Hydrogen Production 65

Kudo. A.. Tokvo/J

14.40 Photochemistry in synthesis: where, when, why 139

Albini, A.. Pavia/I. Fagnoni, M„ Pavia/1, Dondi, D„ Pavia/1

15.00 "Green Photochemistry" - The Production of Fine Chemicals 140

with Sunlight

Oelgemoeller, M.. Dublin/IRL Jung, O, Koln/D, Mattay, J., Bielefeld/D

15.20 Radical Addition of Tertiary Amines with Alkenes - Application to 141

the Synthesis of Nitrogen Containing HeterocyclesHoffmann. N.. Reims/F

15.40 Coffee Break

16.00 Investigation into continuous synthetic organic photochemistry 142

Lobedan. L, Leeds/GB. Rayner, C. M, Leeds/GB

16.20 Photocatalytic activity of heterogenized FeCI4' and CuCI4z" in the 143

chloride-assisted chlorination of alkanes

Maldotti, A.. Ferrara/I. Varani, G., Ferrara/I, Molinari, A., Ferrara/I

BENIGN PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - NEW REGULATION DEVICES



Novel Devices and Monitoring Strategies for Green and Sustainable 66

Chemistry Processes

Brett. C. M. A.. Coimbra/P

18.30 Reception of the Mayor

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BENIGN SYNTHESES ROUTES - HOMOGENEOUS CATALYSIS



Catalysisand Green Chemistry: the Key to Sustainability 58

Sheldon. R. A.. Delft/NL

09.10 Green Chemistry in Practice: Examples from Degussa 92

Almena, J.Hanau/D

09.30 New Iridium and Rhodium Complex Catalysts derived from Indolyl 93

Imines

Black. D.Svdnev/AUS, Ho Hui Hui, J., Sydney/AUS, Messerle, B. A.,

Sydney/AUS

09.50 Rhodium Catalyzed Decarbonylation of Aldehydes 94

Taarnina, E.. Lvngbv/DK. Kreis, M , Lyngby/DK, Monrad, R., Lyngby/DK,

Madsen, R., Lyngby/DK

10 10 Environmentally Benign Synthesis of Substituted Quinolines by Iridium 95

CatalysisShimizu. I.. Tokvo/J, Nakajima, T, Tokyo/J, Inada, T, Tokyo/J,

Igarashi, T, Tokyo/J, Sekioka, T, Tokyo/J

10.30 Coffee Break

10.50 Metal poor and domino cross-coupling reactions as benign 96

synthetic routes

Kotschv, A.. Budapest/H. Novak, Z., Budapest/H, Csekei, M.,

Budapest/H, Biro, A. B., Budapest/H, Nagy, A., Budapest/H

11.10 Towards Green Plastics via Stereoselective Ring-Opening 97

Polymerization of Racemic Lactide and p-Butyrolactone with

Discrete Lanthanide Catalysts

Carpentier, J.-F. Rennes/F. Amgoune, A, Rennes/F, Thomas, C. M.,

Rennes/F

11.30 An Effective Metal-Catalysed Hydroarylation of Styrenes 98

Nachtsheim. B. J.. Frankfurt (MainVD. Rueping, M., Frankfurt (Main)/D

11.50 Hydrosilylation reactions catalyzed by Mo02CI2: a DFT interpretation 99

Calhorda. M. J.. Lisboa/P. Costa, P. J„ Lisboa/P, Romao, C. O, Oeiras/P,

Fernandes, A. C, Oeiras/P, Royo, B., Oeiras/P

12.10 Sustainable Oxidation Processes in the Laboratory and 100

in Technical Scale

Lenoir. D . Neuherberg/D, Chahbane, N., Neuherberg/D, Collins, T. S ,

Pittsburgh/USA, Schramm, K.-W., Neuherberg/D

12.30 Lunch Break

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BENIGN PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - MICRO WAVE TECHNOLOGY



Microwave - Dream or Nightmare? 67

Ondruschka. B„ Jena/D

09.10 Microwave-Assisted Organic Synthesis in Near-Critical Water at 300 C. 144

A Proof-of-Concept StudyKremsner. J. M., Graz/A. Kappe, C. O., Graz/A

09.30 Contribution to the Enhancement of Carvone Extraction from 145

Carum carvi L Seeds by Means of Ultrasound and Micowave

Heating Processes

Chemat. S„ Ataiers/DZ. Lagha, A., Algiers/DZ, Ait-Amar, H., Algiers/DZ,

Esveld, D. O, Wageningen/NL

09.50 Greener routes to pharmaceutical^ and indusrially important 146

compoundsParmar. V. S„ Delhi/IND. Watterson, A. C, Lowell/USA

10.10 Microwave-assisted Transformation of Glucose into Anhydroglucose 147

Kaaa. H.. Sapporo/J. Sasaki, A., Sapporo/J, Sasaki, M., Sapporo/J,

Narumi, A., Sapporo/J, Takahashi, K., Kanazawa/J, Satoh, T, Sapporo/J,

Kakuchi, T„ Sapporo/J

10.30 Coffee Break

10.50 Microwave promoted hydrolysis of plant seed gums on Alumina 148

supportSinah. V.. Allahabad/IND, Tiwari, A., Allahabad/IND, Kumari, P.,

Allahabad/IND, Tiwari, S., Allahabad/IND

BENIGN PROCESS TECHNOLOGY - MICRO REACTOR TECHNIQUE



Microreaction Technology: Benign by Design 68

Lerou. J. J.. Plain City/USA

11.50 Sustainable Production in the Chemical Industry 149

Brahner. B.. Dessau/D, Krause, B., Dessau/D, Dubbert, W., Dessau/D,

Drotleff, J., Dessau/D, Angrick, M., Dessau/D

12.10 Research on Photoreactions in Microreactors150

Ichimura. T„ Tokvo/J. Sakeda, K„ Tokyo/J, Matsushita, Y, Tokyo/J,

Suzuki, T, Tokyo/J, Tanibata, K., Tokyo/J, Murata, T„ Tokyo/J

12.30 Lunch Break

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14.00

14.40

15.00

15.20

15.40

16.00-

17.00


KEYNOTE LECTURE

Contributions of Biocatalytic Processes to Industrial Green Chemistry 59

Witholt. B.. Zurich/CH

myo-lnositol Oxygenase: a Novel Biocatalyst for a New Industrial 101

Process

McFarlan. S„ Excelsior/USA, Schroeder, W„ Excelsior/USA,Sanchez-Riera, F, Excelsior/USA, deTroostembergh, J.-C, Vilvoorde/B

Xenobiotic Cell-Stress in Whole-Cell Biocatalysis - Causes, Effects 102and Control

Bertau. M., Dresden/D, Smolinskl, J., Dresden/D, Leppchen, K.,

Dresden/D, Katzberg, M., Dresden/D, Joerg, G., Dresden/D

Dynamic kinetic resolution of amines with heterogeneous Pd 103

catalysts and lipasesParvulescu. A.N.. Leuven/B. DeVos, D., Leuven/B, Jacobs, P., Leuven/B

Biocatalytic oxidoreductions for enantioselective and environmentally 104

benign syntheses: catalyst discovery and cofactor recyclingLi. Z. Sinaapore/SGP

Poster Session (even numbers) - Coffee Break

17.30 Visit of the Frauenkirche

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FUTURE GREEN ENERGY SOURCES - FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY



Alternative Powertrains - Innovative Solutions for Reduction 69

of Consumption and Emissions

Lamm. A. Stuttaart/D

14.40 New fuels as methanol substututes in DMFC 151

Dubois. J.-L. Paris/F. Vigier, F., Poitiers/F, Coutanceau, O, Poitiers/F,

Leger, J.-M., Poitiers/F

15.00 Modification of proton - conducting membranes based on 152

poly(benzimidazoles)Smolvaninova. N A.. Ulan-Ude/RUS. Lenskaya, E. V, Ulan-Ude/RUS

15.20 Sulfonated Poly(ether sulfone)s for Fuel Cells by Solvent-Free 153

PolymerizationMeier-Haack. J

.Dresden/D. Vogel, C„ Dresden/D, Butwilowski, W.,

Dresden/D, Lehmann, D„ Dresden/D

FUTURE GREEN ENERGY SOURCES - ENERGY SAVING


15.40 Recycling of polyolefins in steam-cracking 154

Tunaler. A. P. Budapest/H. Pinter, A., Budapest/H, Nagy, L,

Budapest/H, Vida, L., Budapest/H, Kerezsi, J., Budapest/H

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17.30 Visit ofthe Frauenkirche

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Pursuing Practical Elegance in Chemical Synthesis 53

Novori. R . Saitama/J

BENIGN SYNTHESES ROUTES - NEW REAGENTS



Green Approaches to Highly Selective Processes: Reactions of 60

Dimethyl Carbonate Over Zeolites and Bases

Selva. M . Venezia/I

10 10 Water soluble polymers for environmentally benign applications 105

Chitanu. G C.lasi/RO

10 30 Coffee Break

10 50 Electrolysis for the benign conversion of renewables 106

Schafer. H.Munster/D. Weiper, A., Munster/D, Schamann, M ,

Munster/D, Plate, M, Munster/D, Harenbrock, M , Munster/D

1110 Ionic Liquids and Clays, Greener Solvents and Catalysts 107

Scott. J L. Melbourne/AUS, Strauss, C R., Melbourne/AUS,Rosamilia, A E, Melbourne/AUS, Higham, L T, Melbourne/AUS,

Giarrusso, M,Melbourne/AUS, Mohan, R

, Bloommgton/USA, Path, A F,

Melbourne/AUS, Wallis, P J,Melbourne/AUS, Gates, W, Melbourne/AUS

BENIGN SYNTHESES ROUTES - END OF PIPE-TECHNOLOGY


1130 KEYNOTE LECTURE

End of the pipe off-gas treatment in Nitric Acid plants 61

TiBler. A . Bruckmuhl/D. Fischer, R W, Bruckmuhl/D, Schwefer, M ,

Dortmund/D

12 10 Heteropolyacids as effective catalysts to obtain zero sulphur diesel 108

de Angelis. A. San Donato/I. Molinan, D,San Donato/I, Pollesel, P,

San Donato/I, Frattmi, A , Bologna/I, Berti, D,San Donato/I, Parker, W O

,

San Donato/I, Martins, S C,Des Plames/USA, Perego, C

,San Donato/I

1 30 Evaluation of an electrochemical process to treat industrial 109

wastewaters

Baune. M.Bremen/D. Lmke-Wienemann, V, Bremen/D, Thommg, J

,

Bremen/D, Arevalo, E , Hamburg/D

Boat trip with dinner

LECTURE PROGRAM

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Pursuing Practical Elegance in Chemical Synthesis 53

Novon. R, Saitama/J

FUTURE GREEN ENERGY SOURCES - HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY



The C02 Dilemma in the March to a H2 Economy 70

Armor. J N.Orefield/USA

10 10 A multi-stage bioprocess for hydrogen and methane production 155

from biomass

Schumacher. M.Aachen/D. Modigell, M ,

Aachen/D, Teplyakov, V V,

Moscow/RUS

10 30 Coffee Break

10 50 PVC hydrocracking with recovenng of a large amount of H2. Characten- 156

zation of the catalysts and the products after each step of the process

Giomelli. T.Tokvo/J. Qian, E W, Tokyo/J, Dumeignil, F, Lille/F,

Ishihara, A, Tokyo/J

1110 Direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide from H2 and 02 using 157

supported Au-Pd catalystsEdwards. J

.Cardiff/GB. Solsona, B

,Valencia/E, Hutchings, G

,

Cardiff/GB, Carley, A, Cardiff/GB

11 30 Solvent-free oxidation of benzyl alcohol and hydrogen peroxide 158

synthesis using titania-supported gold-palladium catalystsEnache. D I. Cardiff/GB. Barker, D

,Cardiff/GB, Edwards, J K

Cardiff/GB, Taylor, S H , Cardiff/GB, Carley, A F, Cardiff/GB,

Knight, D W, Cardiff/GB, Hutchings, G J,Cardiff/GB

11 50 Synthesis of H202 from H2 and 02 and selective oxidation of phenol 159

on nano-sized Pd metal catalyst deposited on Ti-containing zeolite

by a photo-assisted deposition (PAD) method

Yamashita, H.Suita-Osaka/J, Miura, Y, Siuta-Osaka/J, Mori, K,

Siuta-Osaka/J, Masui, Y, Siuta-Osaka/J, Tomonan, M ,Sluta-Osaka/J,

Mimura, N, Siuta-Osaka/J

12 10 Hydrogen yield from water catalyzed radiolysis 160

Cecal. A. iasv/RO. Macovei, A, lasi/RO, Tamba, G, lasi/RO, Haota, O ,

lasi/RO, Ganju, D , lasi/RO, Rusu, I, lasi/RO

12 30 Bio-hydrogen production by catalytic ethanol steam reforming 161

Rass-Hansen. J .Kas Lvnabv/DK Falsig, H , Kgs Lyngby/DK, Dahl, S ,

Kgs Lyngby/DK, Sehested, J,Kgs Lyngby/DK, Helveg, S

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Kgs Lyngby/DK, Chnstensen, C H,Kgs Lyngby/DK

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BENIGN SYNTHESES ROUTES - ALTERNATIVE SOLVENTS



Chemical Reactions in Supercritical Fluids 62

Poliakoff. M, Nottingham/GB

09.10 Intensification of Ionic Liquid Production Processes 110

Stark. A.. Jena/D. Ondruschka, B., Jena/D

09 30 Highly Effective Dehydration of Alcohols in Ionic Liquids 111

Ignatiev. N.. Darmstadt/D, Koppe, K., Duisburg/D, Barthen, P.,

Duisburg/D, Frohn, H.-J., Duisburg/D

09.50 Co(l)-Catalyzed Cyclotrimerisation of Alkynes in Nitrile Functionalised 112

Ionic LiquidsLombardo. M.. Bologna/I. Pasi, R, Bologna/I, Trombini, C, Bologna/I,

Seddon, K. R„ Belfast/UK

1010 Carbon Dioxide: Synthon and Solvent - A Case Study: Synthesis 113

of Dialkyi Carbonates

Plasseraud. L, Dijon/F, Ballivet-Tkatchenko, D, Dijon/F

10.30 Coffee Break

10.50 Green Processes for Asymmetric Dyhdroxylation of Olefins 114

Branco. L. O, Lisbon/P. Afonso, C. A. M., Lisbon/P

11.10 Synthesis of nickel nanoparticles dispersed in porous polystyrene 115

microspheres by compressed C02 antisolvent process

Han. B. H. Beijing/PRC. Zhang, J., Beijing/PRC, Zhang, O, Beijing/PRC,Miao, Z., Beijing/PRC, Sun, Z., Beijing/PRC

11 30 Heteropolyacids as Nano and Micro Catalyst for the Development 116

of Organic Green Procedures

Vazquez. P. La Plata/RA. Tundo, P., Venezia/I, Romanelii, G., La Plata/RA

11 50 Development of Protocols for Green Halogenation Utilizing 117

Fluorous (Br2), Aqueous Phase (NBS, HBr/H202) and Aerobic

Bromination (Air/HBr)Iskra. J.. Liubliana/SLO. Podgorsek, A., Ljubljana/SLO, Stavber, S.,

Ljubljana/SLO, Zupan, M., Ljubljana/SLO

1210 Quantitative large-scale syntheses without solvents for sustainable 118

production giving pure product while avoiding purifying workupKaupp. G

. Oldenburg/D

12.30 Lunch Break

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FUTURE GREEN ENERGY SOURCES - BIO DIESEL



Biodiesel 71

Freund. E. Rueil-Malmaison/F

09 10 Bioglycerol Transformation into Glycols via Heterogeneous Catalysis 162

Jacobs. P. Heverlee/B. DHondt, E, Heverlee/B, Sels, B,Heverlee/B,

Jacobs, P, Heverlee/B

09 30 Solid catalysts for conversion of vegetable oils to biodiesel and 163

biolubricants

Snnivas. P.. Pune/IND. Ratnasamy, P, Pune/IND

09 50 SunDiesel - a new promising biofuel for sustainable mobility 164

Krmke. S„ Wolfsburg/D. Nannen, H, Wolfsburg/D, Degen, W, Stuttgart/D,

Hoffmann, R, Sindelfingen/D, Rudloff, M

, Freiberg/D, Bartz, M , Stuttgart/D

1010 Process Intensification in Biodiesel Production by a Robust Hybrid 165

Reactor

Thomma. J.Bremen/D. Ambrosini-Broxtermann, T, Bremen/D,

Broxtermann, O, Cloppenburg/D

10 30 Coffee Break

USE OF RENEWABLES - BIOMASS TECHNOLOGY



The Chemistry Transforming Bio-Mass into Liquid Fuel 72

Zhu. Q. Hefei/PRC

11 30 Renewable Feedstocks: New Syntheses with Oils and Fats 166

Biermann. U.Oldenbura/D, Metzger, J O

, Oldenburg/D

11 50 Glycerol - Waste of Biomass Technology? On its Selective Aerobic 167

Oxidation over Gold CatalystsDemirel-Gulen. S . Darmstadt/D. Lehnert, K, Darmstadt/D, Kern, P,

Darmstadt/D, Lucas, M , Darmstadt/D, Claus, P, Darmstadt/D

12 10 Organic Carbonates from C02 using a Novel Inorganic-Organic 168

Hybrid based Heterogeneous CatalystSankar. M

.Pune/IND. Kala Raj, N K

, Pune/IND, Ajithkumar, T G,

Pune/IND, Manikandan, P, Pune/IND

12 30 Lunch Break

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USE OF RENEWABLES - STARCH, CELLULOSE, SUGAR



Biodegardable Plastic materials from Renewable Resources 63

Bastioh. C.Novara/I. Degli Innocent, F Novara/I

14 40 Green Chemistry for Sustainable Development: L'OREAL's 119

Commitment

Philippe. M D.Aulnav sous Bois/F

15 00 Dehydration of glucose in superheated steam 120

Sasaki. M. Sapporo/J, Takahashi, K, Kanazawa/J, Satoh, H, Kanazawa/J,

Sasaki, A Sapporo/J, Kaga, H, Sapporo/j

15 20 Transformation of Sugars to C-Glycosides in Water 121

Cavezza. A. Aulnav-sous-Bois/F. Dalko-Csiba M,Aulnay-sous-Bois/R

Pichaud, P, Aulnay-sous-Bois/F, Ricard, L,Palaiseau/F

15 40 Production of biodegradable polymers from organic wastes by 122

mixed microbial cultures enriched in sequencing batch reactors

Dionisi. D.Rome/I. Beccan, N

, Rome/I, Di Gregono, S ,Verona/I,

Majone, M ,Rome/I, Petrangeli Papmi, M ,

Rome/I

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14 00 Green Synthesis of Ureas and Carbamates Using C02 as a C, Building 169

Block

Ion. A . Leuven/B. Parvulescu, V I Bucharest/RO, Jacobs, P

Leuven/B De Vos D,Leuven/B

14 20 Environmentally Acceptable Synthesis of Oxazolidinones from Pro- 170

pargylamines and Carbon Dioxide in the Presence of Basic Alumina

Maqgi, R„ Parma/I. Orlandini, E, Parma/I, Oro, C,Parma/I Sarton G

,

Parma/I

14 40 Catalytic transformation upon NiHZSM-5 zeolite of the vegetable 171

biomass pyrolysis bio-oil dissolved in methanol

Valle, B„ Bilbao/E. Atutxa, A Bilbao/E, Alonso, A, Bilbao/E,

Gayubo, A G Bilbao/E, Bilbao, J,Bilbao/E

15 00 Formation of Carbonated Methyl Soyate from Epoxidized Soybean Oil 172

Holser. R. Peoria/USA

15 20 Novel non- phosgene polycarbonate production process using 173

by-products C02 as a starting matenal

Fukuoka. S.Tokvo/J Fukawa, I, Tokyo/J

15 40 Future Challenges in Sourcing Biomass as Base Material for 174

Chemical Industnes

Schwarze. S .Bonn/D. Lahl, U ,

Bonn/D

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19 00 Semper Opera

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USE OF RENEWABLES - STARCH, CELLULOSE, SUGAR


08 30 Sustainable and Green Aqueous-phase Oxidation of Bioethanol 123

to Acetic Acid Using Gold CatalystsChnstensen, C H

. Kgs Lvngbv/DK. Jorgensen, B Kgs Lyngby/DK,Rass Hansen J Kgs Lyngby/DK, Riisager, A, Kgs Lyngby/DK

Egeblad, K Kgs Lyngby/DK

08 50 Ionic liquids and their application in cellulose chemistry 124

Erdmenger. T. Emdhoven/NL. Hansch, C,Eindhoven/NL

Schubert U S,Emdhoven/NL

09 10 Aerocellulose - New Ultra-light Porous Cellulose from 125

Cellulose-NaOH-Water Solutions

Gavillon. R. Sophia-Antipolis/F. Budtova T, Sophia-Antipolis/F

09 30 Cellulose fibers with switchable slow-release of medically active 126

substances

Rosenau. T. Vienna/A, Potthast A, Vienna/A Kosma P, Vienna/A

09 50 Use of Renewable Cyclodextrins in Textile Finishing 127

Grechin. A G . Krefeld/D. Buschmann, H -J,Krefeld/D, Schollmeyer E

Krefeld/D

1010 Polymerization of Biodegradable Phenolic Phytomonomers Creates 128

Environmentally-Degradable LC Ecoplastics with Extremely-HighPerformance

Kaneko. T. Nomi/J Kaneko M,Nomi/J

10 30 Catalytic approach for clean tailor made modification of 129

polysaccharides by oxidation for different applicationsSorokm. A B

.Villeurbanne/F. Kachkarova-Sorokma, S L

Villeurbanne/R Gallezot, P, Villeurbanne/F

10 50 Coffee Break

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USE OF RENEWABLES - BIOMASS TECHNOLOGY

TU Dresden, Lecture Hall4

08.30 Catalytic Dehydration of Biomass-derived Polyols in High Pressure 175

Water

Sarlea. M- Darmstadt/D. Vogel, H., Darmstadt/D

08.50 Glycerol transformation to valuable intermediates for the chemical 397

industry I

Duquenne. C Aachen/D. Ulgen, A., Aachen/D, Sabater, S., Aachen/D,

Holderich, W., Aachen/D, Dubois, J.-L, Pierre Benite/F

09.10 International Biorefinery-Systems 176

Kamm. B„ Teltow/D. Kamm, M., Potsdam/D

USE OF RENEWABLES - NEW DETERGENTS



Surfactants based on Renewable Resources for Personal Care 73

and Home Care

Hill. K. Monheim/D

10.10 Synthesis of O- and N-Acylated surfactants of fatty acids on 177

UL-MFI type materials

Parvulesco. I. V.. Bucharest/RO. Kaliaguine, S., Quebec/CDN

10.30 Arjunolic acid: A Promising New Chiral Building Block for 178

Supramolecular Chemistry and Nano-science

Bag. B. G„ Midnapore/IND

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