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Advanced biomass pyrolysis: Bio-oil upgrading and nanostructured carbon materials – A bibliometric and critical review
Pyrolysis is one of the most effective thermochemical routes for converting renewable biomass into high-value products, including bio-oil, syngas and biochar. This review synthesizes recent advances in pyrolysis mechanisms, with specific focus on how operating conditions (temperature, heating rate,
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