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Efficient Bioethanol Production From Oil Palm Frond Petiole

Sharifah, 2015

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Sharifah S
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Bioethanol is widely recognised these days as a very promising alternative source of energy due to many positive attributes. Bioethanol is usually used as transportation fuel by blending with gasoline up to 25% to increase octane and fuel oxygen content, which further helping to …
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