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Interesting story on a new way to make BioD without a significant waste
stream.
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Craig writes:
>http://www.biobased.org/list2.php?storyid=2931
>
>Interesting story on a new way to make BioD without a significant waste
>stream.
Actually, not new at all, and it still produces glycerine which must be
removed from the solvent somehow -- no alkali, it's true, but creating
the su
Ken wrote:
>Craig writes:
>
> >http://www.biobased.org/list2.php?storyid=2931
> >
> >Interesting story on a new way to make BioD without a significant waste
> >stream.
>
>
>Actually, not new at all, and it still produces glycerine which must be
>removed from the solvent somehow -- no alkali, it's
Keith writes:
>.Personally (actually not just me, rather wide reservations
>have been expressed) I'm not very keen on the idea of sodium
>methoxide at 350 deg C at a pressure of 30 MPa (296.077 atmo-
>spheres, 2.176 tons/square inch). Not exactly something for
>the kitchen.
The ONE nice thi
Hi Ken
>Keith writes:
>
>
> >.Personally (actually not just me, rather wide reservations
> >have been expressed) I'm not very keen on the idea of sodium
> >methoxide at 350 deg C at a pressure of 30 MPa (296.077 atmo-
> >spheres, 2.176 tons/square inch). Not exactly something for
> >the kitch
Keith's source wrote:
>
>>Saka seems to have done some very good, safe industrial research,
>>but this is a quest for a "simple, safe, kitchen-sink" method of
>>winning the annual Darwin Award.
>>
>>What they propose, and how they suggest it might be achieved, is
>>bordering on fantasy in a home
