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Improve cloud points for 'clean' diesel
September 2006
Special Report: Refining Developments
Improve cloud points for 'clean' diesel
Innovative additives help refiners blend for ultra-low-sulfur diesel
The Lubrizol Corp.:
de Groote, C. C.
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Taracha, J.
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de Groote, C. C.
- The Lubrizol Corp., Wickliffe, Ohio
Taracha, J.
- The Lubrizol Corp., Wickliffe, Ohio
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