Circa Group

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Circa Group

Cyrene™ by Circa Group is a(1S,5R)-6,8-dioxabicyclo[3.2.1]octan-4-one. It is a chiral dipolar aprotic solvent. It has mild smoky ketonic odor. It is stable in presence of weak acids and weak bases... view more

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News from Circa Group

Dec 8, 2023 |Industry News
Circa Signs Memorandum of Understanding to Build Production Facility in Finland

Apr 11, 2023 |Industry News
University of York & Circa Group to Launch Chemistry Institute for Bio-based Products

Nov 15, 2022 |Industry News
Valmet Agrees to Supply Circa with Pyrolyzer Plant to Produce Bio-based Solvent

May 27, 2022 |Industry News
Circa & Valmet Join Hands to Optimize Biochemicals Production

Jan 22, 2019 |Product News
Circa’s Bio-based Solvent Produces Highest-quality Conductive Graphene Inks

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