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Biodiesel production and fuel properties from non-edible Champaca (Michelia champaca) seed oil for use in diesel engine

Hotti et al., 2015

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218979478391894181
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Hotti S
Hebbal O
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Journal of thermal engineering

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In the present paper investigations were carried out to determine fatty acid composition and fuel properties of non-edible, renewable, champaca seed oil (CSO), champaca seed oil biodiesel (CBD), for its use in diesel engine. Methyl ester of seed oil was analyzed by Gas …
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