Critical aggregates concentration of fatty esters present in biodiesel determined by turbidity and fluorescence.

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Juan Sánez

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Luiz Fernando Dombroski

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Maria Paula Gracioto

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Sandro Froehner

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10.1007/S11356-017-9593-1

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