Experimental and Theoretical Study of Oxidative Stability of Alkylated Furans Used as Gasoline Blend Components

Experimental and Theoretical Study of Oxidative Stability of Alkylated Furans Used as Gasoline Blend Components.

Christensen, E.; Fioroni, G. M.; Kim, S.; Fouts, L.; Gjersing, E.; Paton, R. S.; McCormick, R. Fuel 2018, 212, 576–585

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