Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy

Copyright © 2012 American Institute of Chemical Engineers

Cover image for Vol. 31 Issue 1

Edited By: Martin Abraham

Online ISSN: 1944-7450

Associated Title(s): AIChE Journal, Biotechnology Progress, Process Safety Progress

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