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Polish pharmacist , Ignacy Lukasiewicz ( 1822 - 1882 ... distilling itto createkerosene
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the team of Jackson and Alger ( 1828 ) who developed the first Geological map of Nova Scotia ... the maninventedkerosene
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to help reduce your energy costs as well as help conserve natural resources(passive) are designedkerosene
for treatment of straight - run kerosene fraction of section 100 of LK-6U unit ( ELOU - AT ) from any sulfur- , nitrogen- , oxygen containing compounds for the purpose of producing aviation fuel of type РТ(passive) is designedKerosene Hydrotreating
to burn Kerosene 28 Class C fuel – to British Standard Specification BS 2869 Part 2 Class C2 , European standard BS EN 2869:2010 Class C2 , which are also referred to as Heating Oil , 28 Second Burning Oil or Central Heating Fuel(passive) are designedKerosene
separating the molecules that comprise crude oil(passive) is created byKerosene
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fire hazards and CO emission(passive) caused byfire hazards and CO emission
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to indoor air pollution that kills over 1 million people every year in Africacontributesto indoor air pollution that kills over 1 million people every year in Africa
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toxic indoor air pollution and poses burn risks , especially among women and childrencausestoxic indoor air pollution and poses burn risks , especially among women and children
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the tea - sellers of any blame for the fire , which was thought(passive) to have been caused bythe tea - sellers of any blame for the fire , which was thought
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