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Effect of diethyl ether and isobutanol as fuel additives on the diesel engine attributes fueled with subabul seed biodiesel
In recent years, biodiesel has emerged as a renewable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional diesel fuel, garnering significant attention. This research investigates the viability of utilizing subabul seed biodiesel in diesel engine applications. The process involves mechanically pressing crude
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