Improving the stability of diesel emulsions with high pyrolysis bio-oil content by alcohol co-surfactants and high shear mixing strategies
Authors:
- Mark Daniel G. de LunaMLMark Daniel G. de Luna
- Louie Angelo D. CruzLCLouie Angelo D. Cruz
- Wei-Hsin ChenWei-Hsin Chen
- Bo-Jhih LinBLBo-Jhih Lin
- Tzu-Hsien HsiehTHTzu-Hsien Hsieh
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- Ministry of Science and Technology (102-2221-E-006-288-MY3, 105-2221-E-006-288-MY3)
- Department of Science and Technology
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