A Comparative Study on the Hydrocracking for Atmospheric Residue of Mongolian Tamsagbulag Crude Oil and Other Crude Oils

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"A Comparative Study on the Hydrocracking for Atmospheric Residue of Mongolian Tamsagbulag Crude Oil and Other Crude Oils"
written by Tserendorj Tugsuu, Sugimoto Yoshikazu, Byambajav Enkhsaruul, Dalantai Monkhoobor,
published by Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, Vol.2 No.3, 2012

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