Evaluating the combustion characteristics of methanol-gasoline blends in IC engines
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This study expresses the core elements associated with the various types of fuels used in vehicles functional in the present day. The exploration of chemicals such as methanol and others have also been conducted in an accurate manner to gain objective insights and outlooks in the study. The social and economic impacts of methanol-gasoline blends in engines can be complex in nature that depend on various factors such as the concentration levels of methanol in the blend, the availability of fuel, and public perception, among others. Further research and analysis as conducted in the study have been useful in understanding the potential impacts of methanol-gasoline blends across global spheres.Abstract
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