Titlebook: Renewable Fuels for Sustainable Mobility; Pravesh Chandra Shukla,Giacomo Belgiorno,Avinash K Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Strategies for Efficient Utilization of Methanol in Compression Ignition Enginesions from methanol fueling is a major concern. Although the cetane number of methanol is quite low, chemical properties of methanol make it possible to use it at higher compression ratios, which can be achieved in CI engines, and lead to higher thermal efficiency. The high self-ignition temperature

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The Impact of Renewable Fuels and Fuel Additives (Dodecanol) on Particulate Mass Emission for Sustaiemission are presented. Soot was collected on a 47?mm quartz filter paper using a dilution tunnel and later analysed for soot morphology using scanning electron microscope (SEM). Energy dispersive spectroscope (EDS) analysis was also performed to find out the presence of metals in soot. Gravimetric

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Biomass and CO2-Derived Fuels Through Carbon-Based Catalysis. Recent Advances and Future Challengesrnative to conventional oxides due to their excellent features including high surface area, electroconductivity, and low cost. This chapter describes the recent works reported in the literature on the use of carbon-based catalysts to convert biomass and CO. into sustainable biofuels. An overview of

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Tomesh Kumar Sahu,Pravesh Chandra Shuklafied fungi in the world, less than 1% are toxigenic (Chang 2008). The poisoning of macrofungi in humans is known since time immemorial and is mentioned in ancient writings like “Rigveda” (at least 3500 B.C.) and “Atharvaveda” (at least 1500 B.C.) (Verma et al. 2014). Avoidance, insufficient knowledg

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Kumar Saurabh,Rudrodip Majumdarazoa share a common ancestor. The Kingdom Mycetae and its closest relatives, the ARM group, are most closely related to nucleariids, a group of single-celled opisthokont amoeboid protists. Mycetaen fungi probably evolved from a phagotrophic life style around 760?Mya–1.06?Bya. There is still a large

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Sharad Pardhe,Javed Ahamad,Inderpal Singh,Parmod Kumar,Atul Dharazoa share a common ancestor. The Kingdom Mycetae and its closest relatives, the ARM group, are most closely related to nucleariids, a group of single-celled opisthokont amoeboid protists. Mycetaen fungi probably evolved from a phagotrophic life style around 760?Mya–1.06?Bya. There is still a large

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Jyothi Jayakumar,Priyanka Gupta,Nisha Yadav,Jitendra Dixit,Nikhil Sharmarainfall ranging from more than 300 mm in the northwest to about 25 mm in the extreme south. In spite of hostility, the desert soils maintained a comparatively rich culturable fungal diversity—more than 420 species. This diversity has displayed remarkable adaptive strategies to harsh desert stresses