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- Biodegradable and non-toxic Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets
- Fewer carbon dioxide emissions than petroleum or Hydrogen fuels UNH Biodiesel Group: Biodiesel versus Hydrogen Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets
- Can be used as heating fuel European Biodiesel Board: Home page
- Varies in color between gold and dark brown Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets
- Can be made from most organic matter, including algae, grass, and compostResearch Texas Magazine (Spring, 2007)
- Can be used in pure form or blended with petroleum diesel Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets
- Can be made on an individual basis Biodiesel Community Getting Started
- Widely used in Europe since the 1990s Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets
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Biodiesel is a form of diesel fuel made by transesterification of animal fats, vegetable oils or other organic matter by adding methanol and a catalyst. The fuel can then be used in diesel engine vehicles. Biodiesel.org: Fuel fact sheets Biodiesel Community Getting Started
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Brewing Biodiesel
The chemical process of making biodiesel is sometimes referred to as brewing. Although no fermentation actually takes place, the steps involved in making biodiesel are, in fact, very similar to brewing beer. Biodiesel Community Getting Started -
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Biodiesel Questions
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What percentage biodiesel do the New Orleans buses use, and where do they get it? 1 AnswerThe buses in New orleans are using a B5 blend. The B5 blend will take 5% of the diesel and replace it with the biodeisel. August of last year, New Orleans had ... read more -
What is Biodiesel? 2 AnswersBiodiesel is is nonpetroleum based fuel for diesel engines. It's often something like old deep fry oil that has been filtered and processed, thus the often-refe... read more -
What is biodiesel? 2 AnswersBiodiesel is a biofuel produced from various feedstocks including vegetable oils (such as oilseed, rapeseed and soya bean), animal fats or algae. Biodiesel can ... read more -
How do I convert my car to run on Biodiesel fuel? 4 AnswersIt depends on how your car reacts to biodiesel, what kind of weather you run it in, etc. You have to do some research on your specific car, try a few things a... read more
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