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Influence of nanoparticle additives on performance and emissions of biodiesel blends: a critical review
The present paper addresses the critical quest for a viable substitute fuel for compression-ignition engines. With rising crude oil prices and the increasing urgency to reduce emissions, our study indicates the substantial potential of nano-additives. Through a succession of extensive experiments, w
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