Effects of dual-alcohol gasoline blends on physiochemical properties and volatility behavior

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Volume: 252, Pages: 542 - 552
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Biofuels can contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector. Ethanol is the main additive for gasoline in the United States, and gasoline containing 10 vol% ethanol is the most commonly used transportation fuel. However, the vapor pressure of these blends is significantly higher than gasoline, which contributes to evaporative emissions. One way to circumvent this and other issues is to use a dual-alcohol approach,...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of dual-alcohol gasoline blends on physiochemical properties and volatility behavior
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
252
Pages
542 - 552
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