Posted in Biodiesel, Biodiesel Testing on Jun 25th, 2007
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Biodiesel has been getting its share of interest among people in the search for alternative fuels. The cost of oils has been steadily going up in the worldwide market and many think it is time to find alternative sources to tone down in some way the rising costs of using gas and other petroleum-derived fuels. One of the alternatives found to have promise is the production of biodiesel.
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Biodiesel and Its Impact on the Environment
By Matt OConnor
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Posted in Biodiesel, Biodiesel Testing on Jun 25th, 2007
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More and more people choose to use biodiesel as their alternative fuel for their diesel vehicle. There are so many reasons and incentives to use biodiesel instead of petrodiesel. The biodiesel is produced from vegetable oil or animal fat. The vegetable oil has to pass a simple chemical process that is called transesterification in order to become biodiesel.
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Biodiesel - Save Money & Help The Environment
By Assaf Katzir
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Posted in Biodiesel, Biodiesel Testing on Jun 25th, 2007
Summary:
More and more people choose to use biodiesel as their alternative fuel for their diesel vehicle. There are so many reasons and incentives to use biodiesel instead of petrodiesel. The biodiesel is produced from vegetable oil or animal fat. The vegetable oil has to pass a simple chemical process that is called transesterification in order to become biodiesel.
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Biodiesel Myths and Facts
By Matt OConnor
When it comes to biodiesel, a lot of bad (and plain wrong) information tends to get thrown around leaving the public unsure as to whether biodiesel itself is indeed a good thing.
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