co2 and water
--- Joe Street <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any hazardous combustion byproducts?
>
> harlan hamlow wrote:
>
> > Hydroquinone has long been used as a
> polymerization
> > inhibitor in chemicals containing "unsaturation".
> An
>
Hydroquinone has long been used as a polymerization
inhibitor in chemicals containing "unsaturation". An
example is vinyl acetate where 10 ppm seems to prevent
it. Has anyone tried it in biodiesel? Its fairly cheap
and used mainly in photography.
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Hi Brian,
Why not use the cellulose and convert it to methane
using anerobic fermentation. The residue is fertilizer
and the products are CO2 and methane gas. One glucose
molecule gives you 3 parts methane and 3
parts(molecules) CO2. Burn the methane directly in the
generator. Separating the methan
