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The use of turpentine as additive for diesel oil. A review
This paper reviews research on the effects of substituting diesel oil with mixtures containing turpentine on the performance and emissions of internal combustion engines. Studies have shown that turpentine-diesel blends offer several potential benefits when used as fuel. In some cases, significant r
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