BIOFUEL – AIR
April 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
AMERICAN scientists at Purdue Univrsity, Indiana, have developed a blend of soya-based fuel and traditional aviation fuel that freezes only at minus 40C, overcoming the problem that vegetable oils usually used in biofuels freeze at around 0C, New Scientist has reported.
AMERICAN scientists at Purdue Univrsity, Indiana, have developed a blend of soya-based fuel and traditional aviation fuel that freezes only at minus 40C, overcoming the problem that vegetable oils usually used in biofuels freeze at around 0C, New Scientist has reported.
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