Looks like what happened with leaded vs. unleaded
gasoline fuel is happening with diesel...
http://www.kentuckycleanfuels.org/biodiesel/ulsdupdate.pdf
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Except "Kalifornia". They've already beenusing the ULSD for a whileas mandated by their Air Resources Board.DHAJOGLO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think its safe to say that all states have or will have them... Colorado and Minnesota have them.-daveOn Saturday, August 19, 2006 7:59 PM, Gregg
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i never in my life would have believed it had i not seen it personally!
a travel gimmick ad. was listing reasons to take a vacation with their
service, and cited a hunting trip a safe one and had a caricature of
deadeye dick with a shotgun and a rambo bandanna pop up out of the
weeds. i dont
Hi,
Recently I've came through problems with testing a cheap virgin oil
in my test processor which every time ended up with incomplete reactions
(emulsion problems). I did make the process longer (2 hours) and at
higher temperature (60-63 degC) - still nothing, though by product
separation is
Rafal,
I assume you are doing 1L test batches? Correct me if I'm wrong.
Do you know the purity of the KOH you are using?
I have heard of virgin oil containing some FFA. I have no experience
with such oil.
Your interpretation of the titration color sounds fine to me. The
On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 06:29:51PM -0400, Thomas Kelly wrote:
Rafal,
I assume you are doing 1L test batches? Correct me if I'm wrong.
Yes. Actually these are 1 or 2l test batches. For agitation I use a small
water pump originally designed for larger aquaria and also recently used
in water
Howdy Kirk, it's kind of hard to say. The published procedures for safely
manufacturing the acetone
peroxide does take cooling and way too much time; however, I wouldn't be
surprised if throwing
concentrated hydrogen peroxide, acetone and sulfuric acid together at room
temperature might
I have heard tell of AP from the chemistry students (the naughty ones) here at
work. From what I gather, the description is true, that it takes a good deal
of time to precipitate out the final product making it problematic to produce
in the confines of an airline flight. If it could be done
actually it isnt exactly a rural phenomenon. i am not sure what you
consider to be rural (population limit maybe?) but where i grew up
there were very nearly 75 people in the area in the mid 70's, and
before the end of the next decade it was brutally downsized. jobs were
cut, shops and
You dont sound crazy at all. Do a business plan.Kirkjason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: actually it isnt exactly a rural phenomenon. i am not sure what youconsider to be "rural" (population limit maybe?) but where i grew upthere were very nearly 75 people in the area in the mid 70's,
I think BlairCo itselfisn't too bright. To recognize
nowthat Bush is of low intellect is just a tad tardy, huh?Peace, D.
Mindock=
Report: Blair feels let down by Bush
LONDON, Aug. 20 (UPI) -- British Prime Minister
Tony Blair believes U.S. President George W. Bush
Dear Rafal,
First of all, as long as you use cheap oil you should always be prepared to
deal with much more FFA and water than it should normally contain. I think
your emulsion problem occurs as a result of highly contained water. If that
is the problem you should first dry the oil then
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