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Biodiesel Production |
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Because the cost of diesohol production, in particular the
emulsifier added, was high, so
the experiment
changed to
focus on biodiesel
production.
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To produce biodiesel, the used cooking oil will be warmed at
about 60
degrees Celcius while Sodium Hydroxide is diluted
in 99.5% ethyl-alcohol.
Mix the two solutions together in the
reaction tank and leave for about 90
minutes. In the
esterification process, glycerol will be separated from
biodiesel. Remove the glycerol on the bottom and clean the
biodiesel with
clean water. Glycerol, the byproduct of the esterification
process, can be purified and can
then be used to produce soap. |
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