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Corporate valuation spurred by information transparency in an emerging economy

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Catalyst free esterification of fatty acids with methanol under subcritical condition

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This study provides an alternative way to produce biodiesel from low quality feedstock oil. Feedstock oil with high water and free fatty acid contents can be hydrolyzed into fatty acids using conventional methods or subcritical water processes. Fatty acids produced can be reacted with methanol...

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