ZrO2-impregnated red mud as a novel catalyst for steam catalytic cracking of vacuum residue
Authors:
- Hak Sung LeeHLHak Sung Lee
- Chinh Nguyen-HuyCNChinh Nguyen-Huy
- Thanh-Truc PhamThanh-Truc Pham
- Eun Woo ShinESEun Woo Shin
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- University of Ulsan
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