Chen et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Upgrading of Bio‐Oil Model Compounds and Bio‐Crude into Biofuel by Electrocatalysis: A ReviewChen et al., 2021
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- Chen G
- Liang L
- Li N
- Lu X
- Yan B
- Cheng Z
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- ChemSusChem
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Limited availability of fossil energy and serious environmental pollution have caused the emergence of bio‐oil, which can serve as an alternative and promising green energy source. However, bio‐oil generated from the rapid pyrolysis of biomass cannot be utilized …
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