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Fatty Acids of Vegetable Oils as Components of Anti-Wear Diesel-Fuel Additives

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Comparative study of fatty acids isolated from vegetable (sunflower and cotton-seed) oils and tall oil fatty acids was carried out as regards the possibility of their application as raw material for production of anti-wear additives to low-sulfur diesel fuels. It was shown that the additives are close to each other in the fatty-acid composition and physicochemical and service properties, which makes it possible to extend the raw-material resources for additives of this type and to diminish the import purchases.

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  1. Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology, Dnepr, 49000, Ukraine

    E. B. Shevchenko

  2. KazMunaiGas Ɵnimderi, Astana, 020000, Republic of Kazakhstan

    A. I. Sukhanberliev

  3. TANEKO PAO, Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan, 423570, Russia

    M. M. Abbasov

  4. All-Russia Research Institute of Oil Refining, Moscow, 111116, Russia

    A. M. Danilov

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Correspondence to E. B. Shevchenko, A. I. Sukhanberliev, M. M. Abbasov or A. M. Danilov.

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Shevchenko, E.B., Sukhanberliev, A.I., Abbasov, M.M. et al. Fatty Acids of Vegetable Oils as Components of Anti-Wear Diesel-Fuel Additives. Russ J Appl Chem 92, 166–169 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S10704272190100233

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