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Performance and emissions assessment of a spark-ignition engine fueled with ethanol-, methanol- and acetone-gasoline blends
Alternative fuels have the potential to reduce exhaust emissions in the transportation sector. This research investigates the use of oxygen-enriched fuel mixtures as practical alternatives to pure gasoline in spark-ignition engines. Unlike previous studies that only focused on individual or paired o
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