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Detailed composition-based model for predicting the cetane number of diesel fuels

Ghosh et al., 2006

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14079520175695793680
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Ghosh P
Jaffe S
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Industrial & engineering chemistry research

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We have developed a simple composition-based model for predicting the cetane number of diesel fuels with general applicability to any diesel fuel regardless of the refining process it originates from. The cetane number is correlated to a total of 129 different hydrocarbon …
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