Process for production of jet-range hydrocarbons from crude Jatropha oil using hydrogen produced in-situ from formic acid

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By mmillikinFeb 16, 2016, 5:00 am349 pts
A team at the Korea Institute of Energy Research has developed a catalytic process for the production of jet-range oxygen-free hydrocarbons from crude Jatropha oil, using hydrogen produced in-situ from formic acid. In a fixed bed reaction using a mixture of crude Jatropha oil and formic acid, normal hydrocarbon…

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