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Microwave-assisted pyrolysis technology for bioenergy recovery: Mechanism, performance, and prospect

Su et al., 2022

Document ID
4758373682929973309
Author
Su G
Ong H
Cheah M
Chen W
Lam S
Huang Y
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The emergence of bioenergy provides a solution to the environment and energy crises caused by the indiscriminate use of fossil fuels. Pyrolysis technology has broad application prospects in bioenergy production and waste disposal, providing a solid guarantee for the …
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