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What Are Nano-enhanced Fuels?

Nano-enhanced fuels are traditional fuels that have been imbued with nanoparticles to improve their properties. For example, adding cerium oxide nanoparticles to diesel can result in more complete combustion, leading to higher efficiency and fewer emissions.

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