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Thermal and chemical analysis of carbonaceous materials: diesel soot and diesel fuel reactor deposits
Methods for the characterisation of fuel-derived carbonaceous materials were assessed. These methods were applied to two such materials, viz. diesel soot and diesel fuel deposits. Diesel soot: Diesel soot, sampled from a commuter bus, was characterised using an array of analytical techniques. Physic...
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Sasol Advanced Fuels Laboratory
2016
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