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1.25%
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Friction factor, f
Abstract
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Introduction
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12. Table I. Physical properties of vegetable oils
Oil name
Density, ρ
Melting Point
(gm/l) 25˚C
˚C
Peanut Oil
996.9
3
Soybean Oil
1006.1
-16
Coconut Oil
1010.6
21
Canola Oil
1022.0
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References
[1]. Shakinaz, A.,Sherbiny, A.,Refaat, P.,Shakinaz, T.
(2010)Journal of Advanced Research 1:309–314.
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