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Teresa Cerratto Pargman,Isa Jahnketernal combustion engines. Bio-oil and biocrude are the liquid biofuels obtained from lignocellulosic biomass via pyrolysis and liquefaction, respectively. The liquid biofuels produced from the triglyceride-based biomass through pyrolysis are termed as pyrolytic oil for the differentiation with bio-

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Christian Waldmann,Kirk P. H. Sullivan in existing SI and CI engines as well as the capability to reduce GHG and regulated emissions. Biomethanol can be applied to internal combustion (IC) engines as neat methanol and blends with diesel, gasoline, hydrogen, biodiesel, dimethyl ether, LPG, and water, respectively. In addition, it is also

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