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As the second most common polysaccharides in nature, hemicellulose has received much attention in recent years for its importance in biomass conversion in terms of producing high yields of fermentable sugars and value‐added products, as well as its role in reducing biomass recalcitrance. Therefore, a time and labor efficient method that specifically analyzes hemicellulose content would be valuable...
Two-step acid hydrolysis studies were performed on various types of low-grade biomass, such as bakery waste, grain dust, wood chips and wheat straw. These wastes contain predominantly starch, cellulose, hemicellulose, or combinations of these carbohydrates. The hydrolysis conditions for each step were determined by using pure starch and cellulose as substrates. Starch and hemicellulose were hydrolyzed...
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