The use of exhausted grape marc to produce biofuels and biofertilizers: Effect of pyrolysis temperatures on biochars properties
Authors:
- A. Ibn FerjaniAFA. Ibn Ferjani
- M. JeguirimMJM. Jeguirim
- S. JellaliSJS. Jellali
- L. LimousyLLL. Limousy
- C. CoursonCCC. Courson
- H. AkroutH. Akrout
- N. TheveninNTN. Thevenin
- L. RuidavetsLRL. Ruidavets
- A. MullerAMA. Muller
- S. BenniciS. Bennici
- 1 June 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
- Vol. 107, 425-433
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Carnot Institute MICA
- Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
- Region Est
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