Physicochemical properties and reaction characteristics of pyrolysis chars produced from various spent tires components and temperatures: A case study
Authors:
- Fanhui GuoFGFanhui Guo
- Huachao LiHLHuachao Li
- Yang GuoYGYang Guo
- Wenke JiaWJWenke Jia
- Yingkun ZhuYZYingkun Zhu
- Liqing ChenLCLiqing Chen
- Jie XuJXJie Xu
- Yixin ZhangYZYixin Zhang
- Jianjun WuJWJianjun Wu
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (51974311)
- National Key Research and Development Program of China (2019YFC1904302)
- Central University Basic Research Fund of China (2022QN1073)
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