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titleOfInvention The economical method to convert biomass to sugars by concentrated acid hydrolysis process
abstract A method for recovering sulfuric acid and obtaining high yield of sugars from the hydrolysate in the concentrated acid hydrolysis process by evaporating the optimum amount of water from hydrolysate to enable the sugars to precipitate when we use precipitant that decreases the solubility of sugars, the concentrated acid hydrolysis uses 70 % acid concentration then diluted to 25% or 30% so at the end of the process the high amount of water prevent sugars from precipitation.The solution is evaporating critical amount of water before the sugars being burned by heat and acid, then adding precipitant like ethanol so that sugars are precipitated and separated from the solution, the precipitant is separated from acid by evaporation and condensation then reuse them.
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