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Pyrolysis of date seeds loaded with layered double hydroxide: kinetics, thermodynamics, and pyrolytic gas properties

Hai et al., 2022

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9447325731594975737
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Hai A
Bharath G
Ali I
Daud M
Othman I
Rambabu K
Haija M
Hasan S
Banat F
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Energy Conversion and Management

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Abstract Development of date seeds in-situ pyrolysis utilizing layered double hydroxide (LDH)-based catalysts is still in its infancy. This study investigates the thermokinetics of date seeds (DS) loaded with LDH by thermogravimetric analysis. Three different LDHs, namely …
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