Impacts of gasoline aromatic and ethanol levels on the emissions from GDI vehicles: Part 1. Influence on regulated and gaseous toxic pollutants
Authors:
- Jiacheng YangJiacheng Yang
- Patrick RothPRPatrick Roth
- Thomas DurbinTDThomas Durbin
- Georgios KaravalakisGKGeorgios Karavalakis
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Funding Information
- Growth Energy
- the University of California
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