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Corn Based Ink Paint and Plastics Could Reach Market
Researchers at Argonne Oak Ridge National Laboratory the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a corn to chemicals process. By fermenting corn glucose to a key acid and converting it into inks dyes and plastics the method could cut oil imports and create U.S. jobs under a three year 7 million collaboration with Applied CarboChemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Donnelly
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont, Ill
Donnelly
Iowa
Brian Davison
Biochemical
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
National Corn Growers Association
Coal City
Ill
Trotter
Davison
Argonne
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Golden
Colo
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Richmond
Wash
Applied CarboChemicals