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Innovative conceptional approach to quantify the potential benefits of gasoline-methanol blends and their conceptualization on fuzzy modeling

Abdellatief et al., 2022

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Abdellatief T
Ershov M
Kapustin V
Chernysheva E
Savelenko V
Makhmudova A
Potanin D
Salameh T
Abdelkareem M
Olabi A
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Restricted fossil-based petroleum fuel resources and a raising fuel utilization direction have produced significant economic and ecological issues. The current article exhibits a robust model of using the innovative conceptional approach to quantify the potential benefits from …
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