Talk:Dimethyl ether
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[edit] some refs
- Rozovskii A. Y., Lin G. I. (2004). "Problems of producing motor fuels from alternative raw materials". Russian Chemical Bulletin 53 (11): 2455-2466.
- Uldis Blukis, Paul H. Kasai, and Rollie J. Myers (1963). "Microwave Spectra and Structure of Dimethyl Ether". Journal of Chemical Physics 38 (11): 2753-2760. doi:.
- Huang Y., Ge Q., Li S., Qiu F. (1998). "Bifunctional catalysts for conversion of synthesis gas to dimethyl ether". Applied Catalysis A 167 (1): 23-30. doi:.
- Katsumi Kimura, Masaji Kubo (1959). "Structures of Dimethyl Ether and Methyl Alcohol". Journal of Chemical Physics 30 (1): 151-158. doi:.
- Kikkawa Yoshitsugi, Aoki Ichizo (1998). "Dimethyl ether fuel proposed as an alternative to LNG". Oil and Gas Journal 96 (14): 55-59.
- Tsutomu Shikada, Yotaro Ohno, Takashi Ogawa, Masatsugu Mizuguchi, Masami Ono, Kaoru Fujimoto. "Method for producing dimethyl ether". US Pat. 6800665.
- Dimethyl ether (DME) as an alternative fuel (2006). "Troy A. Semelsberger, Rodney L. Borup, Howard L. Greene". Journal of Power Sources 156 (2): 497-511. doi:.
--Stone 17:01, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
