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Controlling viscosity in methyl oleate derivatives through functional group design

Hungerford et al., 2014

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11427611134672598708
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Hungerford Z
Beare K
Yuen A
Masters A
Maschmeyer T
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New Journal of Chemistry

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Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) derivatives have received considerable attention as potential biofuel additives and as sustainable lubricants. One common strategy for the modification of FAMEs, such as methyl oleate, involves epoxidation of the C9–C10 alkene followed by …
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