Biodiesel is primarily obtained from the base catalyzed transesterification reaction of oils or
fats. Biodiesel has become more attractive due to its characteristics of being bio-degradable …

Biodiesel was produced through transesterification of refined cotton seed oil with methanol
and potassium hydroxide (KOH) as a catalyst using batch mode. The physicochemical …

Aims: The paper studied how fourier transformation infra-red (FTIR) spectroscopy can be
used to monitor homogenous alkali catalyzed alcoholysis of peanut oil and methanol to …

This study investigated the catalytic effect of acid activated empty palm fruit bunch ash
(AAEPFBA) on the transesterification reaction of Africa pear seed oil (APSO), optimization of …

Biodiesel is a clean, renewable fuel that is the best alternative to diesel, but feedstock costs
more than 70%. Biodiesel development requires cheap feedstock with high oil content …

This paper presented the process optimization for heterogeneous catalysts
transesterification of refined cottonseed oil catalyzed by calcium oxide (CaO) and …

The ever-increasing demand for energy has accelerated the research and development of
renewable energy sources, which can eventually decrease the dependence on fossil fuel …

Biodiesel predominantly originates from edible oil. Exploring non-edible oil resources is
crucial to biodiesel manufacturing's commercial viability and food security. This study …

The fuel characteristics of biodiesel produced from palm oil, palm kernel oil, jatropha seed
oil and rubber seed oil as compared to petroleum diesel were investigated. Biodiesel yields …

Biodiesel was produced by transesterifying Khaya senegalensis oil with methanol in the
presence of Al2O3 as catalyst. Molar ratio of 15: 1 (methanol to oil) was followed to shift the …