Thermogravimetric characteristics and kinetic modeling of Piptocoma discolor pyrolysis and combustion processes to contribute to its use as a renewable energy source in the Ecuadorian Amazon region

Rivera, Juan Elías González; Merencio, Deny Oliva; Vistín, Aida Salomé Romero; Acosta, Rubén Dario Ledesma; Espinoza, Billy Daniel Coronel; Abreu-Naranjo, Reinier

doi:10.1007/s13399-021-02178-2

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Thermogravimetric characteristics and kinetic modeling of Piptocoma discolor pyrolysis and combustion processes to contribute to its use as a renewable energy source in the Ecuadorian Amazon region

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