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Optimum process and energy density analysis of canola oil biodiesel synthesis

Lee et al., 2010

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882388542972085312
Author
Lee S
Han K
Lee J
Hong I
Publication year
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

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Biodiesel has been recommended as an environmentally benign alternative fuel because it emits a comparatively small amount of air pollutants. Biodiesel can be processed from canola oil, which has a low liquefaction temperature owing to its high unsaturated fatty acid …
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