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Co-production of active char and hydrogen from Algerian Date Palm Spikelet: Mass and energy balance based on experimental data
The industrial deployment of green hydrogen production via biomass gasification is still constrained by high feedstock costs and process complexity. In particular, tar formation in the syngas requires costly gas-cleaning operations and reduces the lifetime of hydrogen separation and purification uni
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