Book review: Numerical Examples in Fuels and Energy
J Clifford Jones; ISBN: 978-87-403-2724-3; bookboon.com; 2019; £FREE
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Hydrogen Transport
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Making Fuel from Water
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Clean Hydrogen: Part 2
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Japan: Taking a Lead in Hydrogen
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Informing Debate
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Energy Saviours: Part 2
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