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biodiesel oxidation stability: a standalone construct

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Fuel science

the resistance of biodiesel to reacting with air during storage, which otherwise forms acids, gums and deposits that harm engines.

In fuel science, biodiesel oxidation stability refers to the resistance of biodiesel to reacting with air during storage, which otherwise forms acids, gums and deposits that harm engines. This meaning comes from Knothe (2007) in Fuel Processing Technology.[1]

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References

Knothe, G. (2007). Some aspects of biodiesel oxidative stability. Fuel Processing Technology, 88(7), 669-677. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuproc.2007.01.005

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