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Investigation of CaO nanocatalyst synthesized from Acalypha indica leaves and its application in biodiesel production using waste cooking oil

Cholapandian et al., 2022

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1881905281646492345
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Cholapandian K
Gurunathan B
Rajendran N
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Biodiesel is a non-toxic, decomposable and eco-friendly alternative fuel for petroleum-based fuels. In recent times, biodiesel production attracted industries, governments and researchers globally. Waste cooking oil (WCO) is used as a promising raw material for …
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