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Characteristics of bio-oil-syngas and its utilization in Fischer− Tropsch synthesis

Wang et al., 2007

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6056127080525461378
Author
Wang Z
Dong T
Yuan L
Kan T
Zhu X
Torimoto Y
Sadakata M
Li Q
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Energy & Fuels

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The Fischer− Tropsch synthesis (FTS) using bio-oil-syngas has been investigated as a potential approach to obtaining clean liquid bio-fuels. Bio-oil-syngas, defined as the syngas obtained from bio-oil steam reforming, was generated via the catalytic steam reforming of …
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