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An Experimental Evaluation of Chlorella Emersonii Biodiesel for Compression Ignition Engines
An increase in population count and a desire to reduce environmental hazards makes researchers search for fuel that can be eco-friendly and combat the setbacks of conventional fossil fuel. Chlorella emersonii is a common freshwater green algae found in India. This oil is transesterified and converte
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