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Investigation and characterization of polypropylene plastic waste pyrolysis oil: Effect of temperature and fractional condensation

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Researchers investigated how pyrolysis temperature and fractional condensation affect the yield and quality of fuel oil derived from polypropylene plastic waste, seeking to optimize operating conditions for producing viable alternative fuels from a major waste stream.

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The escalating accumulation of polypropylene (PP) plastic waste poses significant environmental challenges, requiring innovative waste management strategies. Pyrolysis of plastic waste presents a promising approach for sustainable production of alternative fuels. However, pyrolysis oil possesses...

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