[biofuel] Chemistry of washing

When I wash my test batch, it creates a vaccum in the container it is washed in. Obviously some kind of chemical reaction takes place. What could it be? And what does it absorb from the air??? I don't think it is the Co2 or the O2, could it be the N2?? Please enlighten me, or have I bungled it

Re: [biofuel] Chemistry of washing

Ken Provost wrote: on 8/18/04 5:42 AM, Teoman Naskali at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When I wash my test batch, it creates a vaccum in the container it is washed in. Obviously some kind of chemical reaction takes place. What could it be? And what does it absorb from the air???

Re: [biofuel] Chemistry of washing

@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 7:42 AM Subject: [biofuel] Chemistry of washing When I wash my test batch, it creates a vaccum in the container it is washed in. Obviously some kind of chemical reaction takes place. What could it be? And what does it absorb from the air??? I

Re: [biofuel] chemistry

Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 2:33 AM Subject: Re: [biofuel] chemistry Thanks Keith. Though I must clear out something... I was talking of HCl, Hydrochloric acid, not Nitric Acid (HNO3), which I do understand is a main chemical

Re: [biofuel] chemistry

Please excuse my chemical terms in english. I was wondering if you could clear a couple of things I had mixed up: Greases/oils (are they called fatty acid esters in english?) (CH2OCOR-CHOCOR«-CH2OCOR) and methanol (CH3OH) form Glicerol and BD (3 RCOOR)... right? Now this reaction needs

Re: [biofuel] chemistry

Please excuse my chemical terms in english. I was wondering if you could clear a couple of things I had mixed up: Greases/oils (are they called fatty acid esters in english?) (CH2OCOR-CHOCOR«-CH2OCOR) and methanol (CH3OH) form Glicerol and BD (3 RCOOR)... right? Now this reaction

Re: [biofuel] chemistry

Thanks Keith. Though I must clear out something... I was talking of HCl, Hydrochloric acid, not Nitric Acid (HNO3), which I do understand is a main chemical in the synthesis of various explosives (a friend of a close friend of mine did pass away in a lab explosion some years ago). The reference

[biofuel] chemistry water

Dear Bryan, I got a bit mixed up with the water... ÀWhich reaction produces it? If this is an equilibrium reaction, Àcan«t you turn it towards the products side by adding more meth? Best, Christian [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Yahoo!

Re: [biofuel] chemistry

Thanks Keith. Though I must clear out something... I was talking of HCl, Hydrochloric acid, not Nitric Acid (HNO3), which I do understand is a main chemical in the synthesis of various explosives (a friend of a close friend of mine did pass away in a lab explosion some years ago). Yep, sorry,

[biofuel] chemistry

Please excuse my chemical terms in english. I was wondering if you could clear a couple of things I had mixed up: Greases/oils (are they called fatty acid esters in english?) (CH2OCOR-CHOCOR«-CH2OCOR) and methanol (CH3OH) form Glicerol and BD (3 RCOOR)... right? Now this reaction needs