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Fundamental understanding of in-situ transesterification of microalgae biomass to biodiesel: A critical review

Thanh et al., 2022

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17656455220200985732
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Thanh N
Mostapha M
Lam M
Ishak S
Dasan Y
Lim J
Tan I
Lau S
Chin B
Hadibarata T
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Energy Conversion and Management

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One-step in-situ transesterification has been recognized as an alternative approach to produce biodiesel from microalgae biomass. Based on technoeconomic perspective, in-situ transesterification of microalgae is more energy efficient than the conventional two-step …
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