(1)Niu, X., Liu, Y.T., Song, Y., Han, J.Q., Pan, H. 2018, Rosin modified cellulose nanofiber as a reinforcing and co-antimicrobial agents in polylactic acid /chitosan composite film for food packaging. Carbonhydrate Polymers. 183: 102-109.
(2)Huang, Y.B., Yang, T., Lin, Y.T., Zhu, Y.Z., Li, L.C., Pan, H. 2018, Facile and high-yield synthssis of methyl levulinate from cellulose. Green Chemistry. 20: 1323-1334.
(3)Yang, T., Cai, B., Chang, X., Pan, H., Huang, Y.B. 2017, Highly efficient and recyclable metal salt catalyst for the production of biodiesel: toward greener process. Chemistryselect. 2: 3775-3782.
(4)Yang, T., Zhou, Y. H., Zhu, S. Z., Pan, H., Huang, Y. B. 2017, Insight into aluminium sulfate catalyzed xylan conversion to furfural in γ‐valerolactone/water biphasic solvent under microwave condition. ChemSusChem: 4066-4079.
(5)Zhou, M.C., Eberhardt, T.L., Cai, B., Hse, C.Y., Pan, H. 2017, Dynamic dielectric properties of a wood liquefaction system using polyethylene glycol and glycerol. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. 5: 1123-1131.
(6)Xin, P.P., Huang, Y. B., Hse, C.Y., Huang, C.B., Pan, H. 2017, Modification of Cellulose with Succinic Anhydride in TBAA/DMSO Mixed Solvent under Catalyst-Free Conditions. Materials. 10: 526.
(7)Huang, Y. B., Yang, T., Cai, B., Chang, X., Pan, H. 2016, Highly efficient metal salt catalyst for the esterification of biomass derived levulinic acid under microwave irradiation. RSC Advances. 6: 2106-2111.
(8)Chang, X., Liu, A. F., Cai, B., Luo, J. Y., Pan, H., Huang, Y. B. 2016, Catalytic transfer hydrogenation of furfural to 2‐methylfuran and 2‐methyltetrahydrofuran over bimetallic copper–palladium catalysts. Chemsuschem. 9: 3330-3337.
(9)Cai, B., Zhou, X. C., Miao, Y. C., Luo, J. Y., Pan, H., Huang, Y. B. 2016, Enhanced catalytic transfer hydrogenation of ethyl levulinate to γ-valerolactone over an robust cu-ni bimetallic catalyst. Acs Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. 5: 1322-1331.
(10)Zhou, M.C., Eberhardt, T.L., Xin, P.P., Hse, C.Y., Pan, H. 2016, Liquefaction of torrefied wood with microwave irradiation. Energy & Fuels. 30: 5862-5869.
(11)Yao, M.Y., Huang, Y.B., Niu, X., Pan, H. Highly efficient silica supported peroxycarboxylic acid for the epoxidation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters and vegetable oils. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. 4: 3840-3849.
(12)Huang, Y.B., Xin, P.P., Li, J.X., Shao, Y.Y., Huang, C.B., Pan, H. 2016, Room temperature dissolution and mechanistic investing of cellulose in a TBAA/DMSO system. ACS Sustaiable Chemistry and Engineering. 4: 2286-2294.
(13)Xie, J.L.,Zhai, X.,Hse, C.Y., Shupe, T.F., Pan, H. 2016, Extraction and characterization of holocellulose fibers by microwave assisted selective liquefaction of bamboo. Journal of Applied Polymer Science. 133: 43394.
(14)Huang, Y.B., Yang, T., Zhou, M.C., Pan. H., Fu, Y. 2016, Microwave-assisted alcoholysis of furfural alcohol into alkyl levulinates catalyzed by metal salts. Green Chemistry. 18: 1516-1523.
(15)Xie, J.L.,Zhai, X.,Hse, C.Y., Shupe, T.F., Pan, H. 2015 Polyols from Microwave Liquefied Bagasse and Its Application to Rigid Polyurethane Foam. Materials. 8: 8496-8509.
(16)Huang, Y.B.,Yang, T.,Cai, B., Chang, X., Pan, H. 2016. Highly efficient metal salt catalyst for the esterification of biomass derived levulinic acid under microwave irradiation. RSC Advance. 6: 2106-2111. (17)Hong, M., Yao, M.Y., Pan, H. 2015. An immobilized molybdenum acetylacetonate complex on expanded starch for the epoxidation of stillingia oil. RSC Advance. 5: 91558-91563.
(18)Hu, L.H, Pan, H., Zhou, Y.H., Liu, C.G. 2013. Chemical groups and structural characterization of lignin via thiol-mediated demethylation. Journal of Wood Chemistry and Technology. 34: 122-134. (19)Eberhardt, T.L., Pan, H. 2013. Analysis of the fly ash from the processing of wood chips in a pilot-scale downdraft gasifier: Comparison of inorganic constituents determined by PIXE and ICP-AAES. Biomass and Bioenergy. 51: 163-168.
(20)Yang, X.Q., Pan, H., Zeng, T., C.Y. Hse, and T.F. Shupe. 2012. Extraction and characterization of seed oil from naturally-grown Chinese tallow trees. Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society. 90: 459-466.
(21)Eberhardt, T.L., Pan, H. 2012. Elemental analyses of chars obtained from a biomass gasifier fly ash by sieving and washing operations. Fuel. 96(1): 600-603.
(22)Pan, H., Eberhardt T.L. 2011. Characterization of fly ash from the gasification of wood and assessment for its application as a soil amendment. BioResources 6(4): 3987-4004.
(23)Pan, H., Zheng, Z., and Hse, C.Y. 2012. Microwave-assistant liquefaction of wood with polyhydric alcohols and its application to prepare polyurethane (PU) foams. European Journal of Wood and Wood Products. 70(4): 461-470.Y
(24)Hu, L., Pan, H., Zhou, Y., Zhang, M. 2011. Methods to improve lignin's reactivity as a phenol substitute and as replacement for other phenolic compounds: A brief review, BioResources. 6(3): 3515-3525.
(25)Pan, H., 2011. Synthesis of polymers from organic solvent liquefied biomass: A review. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews 15: 3454-3463.
(26)Via, B.K., O.O. Fasina, and H. Pan. 2011. Assessment of biomass density through mid-infrared spectroscopy and multivariate modeling. Bioresources 6(1): 807-822.
(27)Pan, H. 2010. Effects of liquefaction time and temperature on heavy metal removal and distribution in liquefied CCA-treated wood sludge. Chemosphere 80:438-444.
(28)Pan, H., C.Y. Hse, Robert Gambrell, and T.F. Shupe. 2009. Fractionation of heavy metals in liquefied chromated copper arsenate (CCA)-treated wood sludge using a modified BCR- sequential extraction procedure. Chemosphere , 77:201-206.
(29)Pan, H., T.F. Shupe, and C.Y. Hse. 2009. Characterization of Novolac Type Liquefied Wood/Phenol/Formaldehyde (LWPF) Resin. European Journal of Wood and Wood Products 67 (4): 427-437.
(30)Pan, H., T.F. Shupe, C.Y. Hse. 2008. Synthesis and cure kinetics of liquefied wood/phenol/formaldehyde (LWPF) resins. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 108: 1837-1844.
(31)Pan, H.; T.F. Shupe, C.Y. Hse. 2007. Characterization of Liquefied Wood Residues from Different Liquefaction Conditions. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 105: 3739-3746. |