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Prakash et al., 2013 - Google Patents

Biodiesel bio-oil emulsions as alternative fuel for diesel engine

Prakash et al., 2013

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18411008778258606760
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Prakash R
Singh R
Murugan S
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Biofuels obtained from renewable resources, such as agriculture residues, woody biomass, sugars crops, and vegetable oils, are attracted because of their effect on the atmosphere is more carbon-neutral and they are less toxic in the environment. Alcohols, biodiesel, biogas …
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