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Bioconversion of food waste to energy: A review

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Uçkun Kiran, Esra, Trzcinski, Antoine P., Ng, Wun Jern, Liu, Yu·2014·Fuel
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Uçkun Kiran, E., Trzcinski, A. P., Ng, W. J., & Liu, Y.
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2014-10
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134
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