The direct production of jet-fuel from non-edible oil in a single-step process
Authors:
- Il-Ho ChoiICIl-Ho Choi
- Kyung-Ran HwangKHKyung-Ran Hwang
- Jeong-Sik HanJHJeong-Sik Han
- Kyong-Hwan LeeKLKyong-Hwan Lee
- Ji Sun YunJYJi Sun Yun
- Jin-Suk LeeJLJin-Suk Lee
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