Cetane number prediction of waste cooking oil-derived biodiesel prior to transesterification reaction using near infrared spectroscopy
Authors:
- Juan Francisco García-MartínJuan Francisco García-Martín
- Francisco Javier Alés-ÁlvarezFAFrancisco Javier Alés-Álvarez
- María del Carmen López-BarreraMLMaría del Carmen López-Barrera
- Irene Martín-DomínguezIMIrene Martín-Domínguez
- Paloma Álvarez-MateosPÁPaloma Álvarez-Mateos
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- European Union
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