Converting Vegetable Oils into Aviation Fuel using CO2 as a Reactant

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This article discusses the benefits of biofuels over fossil fuels and the need for renewable energy sources. It explores the hydrothermal conversion of vegetable oils into aviation fuel and the process of hydrolysis, decarboxylation, cracking, and hydrogenation. The article also highlights the importance of algae as a source of biofuel and the need for more innovations in the field of clean energy.

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Converting Vegetable Oils into Aviation Fuel using CO2 as a Reactant

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