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Personal Profile
Manar Alherech's interests focus on the application of liquid-liquid chromatographic techniques, specifically centrifugal partition chromatography (CPC) and countercurrent chromatography, to the isolation of valuable compounds. Manar’s doctoral work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison focused on the recovery of monomers from oxidatively depolymerized poplar lignin using CPC. He also has industrial experience isolating various cannabinoids using CPC through his work at Gilson Inc. as an applications scientist. Additionally, Manar has an interest in nuclear magnetic resonance characterization and programming models for liquid-liquid chromatographic separations.
Research Interests
Liquid-liquid chromatography
Lignin conversion and characterization
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Education/Academic Qualification
Bachelor, Chemistry, Binghamton University
PhD, Organic Chemistry, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Research Output
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Counter-Current Chromatography for Lignin Monomer-Monomer and Monomer-Oligomer Separations from Reductive Catalytic Fractionation Oil
Choi, H., Alherech, M., Jang, J. H., Woodworth, S., Ramirez, K., Karp, E. & Beckham, G., 2024, In: Green Chemistry. 26, p. 5900-5913 14 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review