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Link, Dirk D., Zandhuis, Paul (2006) The distribution of sulfur compounds in hydrotreated jet fuels: Implications for obtaining low-sulfur petroleum fractions. Fuel, 85 (4) 451-455 doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2005.08.029

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TitleThe distribution of sulfur compounds in hydrotreated jet fuels: Implications for obtaining low-sulfur petroleum fractions
JournalFuel
AuthorsLink, Dirk D.Author
Zandhuis, PaulAuthor
Year2006 (March)Volume85
Issue4
PublisherElsevier BV
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