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Improved catalytic upgrading of simulated bio-oil via mild hydrogenation over bimetallic catalysts

Chen et al., 2018

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192071499461770246
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Chen J
Wang S
Lu L
Zhang X
Liu Y
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Fuel Processing Technology

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The bio-oil, produced via fast pyrolysis of biomass, can be used as substitute for transportation fuels after its subsequent upgrading. However, conventional upgrading of bio- oil faces serious problems of rapid catalyst deactivation and low conversion efficiency, due …
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