Les lipides : une matière première alternative pour la synthèse de polymères de spécialités

  • Chollet G
  • Gadenne B
  • Alfos C
  • et al.
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Abstract

Currently, the dependence of the chemical industry on fossil fuels is very important (95 % of chemicals from fossil fuels). In addition, the scarcity of nonrenewable resources is one – with climate change, pollution, increasing population, limited water resources and biodiversity erosion – of the sustainable development challenges. The use of renewable resources appears as an alternative or even a priority in order to solve the challenges of sustainability. The French chemical industry is a very active area with a GDP of around 18 billion euros and 1.3 billion euros of investment in research and development. However, the sector also faces a number of difficulties due to the decreased activity of its petrochemical industries, the phenomena of offshoring and concentrations. Indeed, the development of new bio-based materials is a major challenge and vegetable oils can be a source of such bio-based materials.

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Chollet, G., Gadenne, B., Alfos, C., & Cramail, H. (2012). Les lipides : une matière première alternative pour la synthèse de polymères de spécialités. Oléagineux, Corps Gras, Lipides, 19(1), 39–50. https://doi.org/10.1051/ocl.2012.0428

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