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Generation and characterization of a tamoxifen-inducible, Cre driver rat for transgene expression in microglia. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Glotfelty EJ, Coke LM, Hart EE, Rivell CA, Phan A, Greer BD, Svarcbahs R, Fielding E, Necarsulmer J, Fortuno LV, Vautier F, Gearhart PJ, Schoenbaum G, Richie CT, Harvey BK.   +14 more
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Amphiphilic carbonaceous materials: preparation methods and applications. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Chen MM, Wang CY, Toyoda M, Inagaki M.
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A Practical Guide to Heterogeneous Catalysis in Hydrocarbon Transformations. [PDF]

Chem Asian J
Sanoja-Lopez KA, Balu AM, Carmona HP, Hájek M, Luque R, Herrador JMH.   +5 more
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Upgrading of Pyrolysis Bio-Oil by Catalytic Hydrodeoxygenation, a Review Focused on Catalysts, Model Molecules, Deactivation, and Reaction Routes. [PDF]

Molecules
Carrasco Díaz A, Abdelouahed L, Brodu N, Montes-Jiménez V, Taouk B.   +4 more
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Bio-coke from upgrading of pyrolysis bio-oil for co-firing

Fuel, 2009
Abstract Bio-cokes were formed by upgrading pyrolysis oils from wheat spent grain and rapeseed meal biomasses using a thermo-t vis-breaking technology. The bio-cokes presented moisture levels below 2 wt.%, were virtually ash-free and had very low oxygen contents in the range of 10–14 wt.%.
Aimaro Sanna, John M Andresen
exaly   +3 more sources

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Carbonization characteristics of biomass/coking coal blends for the application of bio-coke

Chemical Engineering Journal, 2020
Abstract Carbonization is a low-temperature thermochemical process that converts organic matter in the absence of oxygen mainly into char, gas, and liquids. Bio-coke is a char prepared from a mixture of biomass/charcoal and a coal blend. It can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by replacing coke and reducing coal consumption in the ironmaking process ...
Sang-Jun Yoon, Ho Won Ra, Sang Mun Jeong
exaly   +2 more sources

Conversion and characterization of Bio-Coke from abundant biomass waste in Malaysia

Renewable Energy, 2020
Abstract Depletion of fossil fuels and the adverse impacts burning these fuels has increased the attention towards utilizing biomass energy sources, thus increasing the focus on Bio-Coke technology, which can fully convert biomass waste into alternative fuels.
Tamio Ida, Koji Iwamoto, Hirofumi Hara
exaly   +3 more sources

Formation of coke during the pyrolysis of bio-oil

Fuel, 2013
Bio-oil from the pyrolysis of biomass can be upgraded into high quality liquid biofuels or utilised as a feedstock to boilers and gasifiers. The coke formation is a particularly serious problem for the upgrading of bio-oil as well as the direct ...
Yi Wang, Chun-Zhu Li, Xun Hu
exaly   +3 more sources

Bio‐Coke as Energy Source for Metallurgical Processes

Chemie Ingenieur Technik, 2011
AbstractRasant steigende Rohstoffpreise und Emissionshandel machen biogene Kohlenstoffträger als Substitut für fossilen Gießereikoks attraktiv. Relevante biogene Materialien wurden mittels Carbonisierungs‐ und Agglomerationsmethoden für den Einsatz im Kupolofen konfektioniert und mit geeigneten Verfahren charakterisiert.
Peter Quicker, Saulo H. Freitas Seabra da Rocha, Guillermo Peña Chipatecua, Benedikt Meder, Herbert Löblich, Dirk Franzen   +5 more
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Conversion of Landscape Waste into Bio-coke Solid Fuel

2019
A rapid increase in organic wastes requires an integrated management system that enhances the use of such wastes to achieve sustainable waste management. Among that, landscape waste is an organic yard or garden waste such as leaves and plant trimmings (excluded grass clippings, sod and dirt).
Krishnan, Santhana, Md. Din, Mohd. Fadhil, Mat Taib, Shazwin, Kamaludin, Norfarah Hanim, Hanafi, Norhisyam, Ida, Tamio, Shamsuddin, Mohd. Suhaizan, Chelliapan, Shreeshivadasan   +7 more
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