Книга: Ayele Kefale «Potential of Bioethanol Production from Agricultural Waste»
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Производитель: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" I am submitting a full article to your journal on the potential of bioethanol production from coffee pulp. The result shows coffee pulp can be considered as one of the feedstocks for second-generation biofuel from agricultural wastes. The experimental result also shows that ethanol production with distilled water hydrolysis was much higher than with acid hydrolysis. We believe the paper is highly relevant to your journal considering the current global demand for alternative to fossil fuel and food security especially for developing countries like Ethiopia where such feedstock is abundant. ISBN:9783848411962 Издательство: "LAP Lambert Academic Publishing" (2012)
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