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Vol. 104 (2025), No. 8

Journal of the Japan Institute of Energy Vol. 104 (2025), No. 8

ONLINE ISSN:	1882-6121
PRINT ISSN:	0916-8753
Publisher:	The Japan Institute of Energy

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Hydrochar Production from Cacao Pod Husk by Hydrothermal Carbonization Process

Ruel G. PENEYRA, Efren A. Dela CRUZ, Andres M. TUATES, Jr., Ofero A. CAPARIÑO, Razel Zhara B. NORCIO

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Journal of the Japan Institute of Energy Vol. 104 (2025), No. 8

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