New insights to direct conversion of wet microalgae impregnated with ethanol to biodiesel exploiting extraction with supercritical carbon dioxide
Authors:
- Ahmad JafariAJAhmad Jafari
- Feridun EsmaeilzadehFEFeridun Esmaeilzadeh
- Dariush MowlaDMDariush Mowla
- Erfan SadatshojaeiESErfan Sadatshojaei
- Setareh HeidariSHSetareh Heidari
- David A. WoodDWDavid A. Wood
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- Shiraz University
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