>I think this is a replacement for acid only. It does not replace the
>base in the procedure. I may be something down the road but for now I
>think its just experimental.
>
>Jim
It doesn't replace the acid either. As I said at the time it's not a
new catalyst, it's just a different way of delive
I think this is a replacement for acid only. It does not replace the
base in the procedure. I may be something down the road but for now I
think its just experimental.
Jim
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>Quoting Bob Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>Hi All:
>
> I did carry out the charing procedure (I u
Quoting Bob Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi All:
I did carry out the charing procedure (I used sawdust as well as starch)
described by the Japanese group. In my lab, the char was not an effective
catalyst. The title of the paper mentions 'biodiesel' but only esterification
was carried out accordi
Some months ago, there was a real buzz about a
new catalyst made from pyrolized sugar. Several people here on the list said
they were conducting their own tests and experiments. And
then..nothing.
Did it work? Has anyone on the list actually had
hands on success wi
