The Use of Saponified Vegetable Oil Distillates/Ethanol Microcellular Solution as a Diesel Fuel

Authors

• S. Birell - Department of Agricultural Engineering University of Illinois at U-C
• C. E. Goering - Department of Agricultural Engineering University of Illinois at U-C
• L. D. Savage - Dept. of Mech. and Ind. Engineering University of Illinois at U-C

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• Ethanol

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