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Origin Materials and Ford Motor say they will collaborate to make new materials that will “drive decarbonization in the automotive industry.” Origin Materials, which is going pubic in a $1.8 billion merger with a special purpose acquisition company, is developing a process to convert lignocellulosic biomass into a chemical intermediate, chloromethyl furfural. From this platform, Origin and Ford want to develop polyethylene terephthalate, pigments, and fillers for automotive applications.
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