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Full-Text Articles in Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering
Process For Producing Biodiesel Fuel With Reduced Viscosity And A Cloud Point Below Thirty-Two (32) Degrees Fahrenheit , Hossein Noureddini
Process For Producing Biodiesel Fuel With Reduced Viscosity And A Cloud Point Below Thirty-Two (32) Degrees Fahrenheit , Hossein Noureddini
Papers in Biomaterials
Triglycerides are reacted in a liquid phase reaction with methanol and a homogeneous basic catalyst. The reaction yields a spatially separated two phase result with an upper located non-polar phase consisting principally of non-polar methyl esters and a lower located phase consisting principally of glycerol and residual methyl esters. The glycerol phase is passed through a strong cationic ion exchanger to remove anions, resulting in a neutral product which is flashed to remove methanol and which is reacted with isobutylene in the presence of a strong acid catalyst to produce glycerol ethers. The glycerol ethers are then added back to …
Glycerolysis Of Fats And Methyl Esters., Hossein Noureddini, V Medikonduru
Glycerolysis Of Fats And Methyl Esters., Hossein Noureddini, V Medikonduru
Papers in Biomaterials
The glycerolysis of methyl esters and triglycerides with crude glycerol. a coproduct from the transesterification of triglycerides, was studied. Three procedures were followed ior this conversion. The first procedure was a one-step glycerolysis with methyl esters. The second procedure was a two-step process. This proced~~irnev olved an initial partial glycerolysis with methyl esters, followed by fat glycerolysis. The third procedure u,as a simultaneous glycerolysis n,ith methyl esters and triglycerides. In the glycerolysis with methyl esters, the removal of methanol is vital to the production of mono- and diglycerides. Methanol was removed either by drawing vacuum on the reactor or by …
Fracture Of An Acetabular Component Inserted Without Cement: A Case Report, R T. Trousdale, D J. Berry, Joshua J. Jacobs, Jeremy L. Gilbert
Fracture Of An Acetabular Component Inserted Without Cement: A Case Report, R T. Trousdale, D J. Berry, Joshua J. Jacobs, Jeremy L. Gilbert
Biomedical and Chemical Engineering - All Scholarship
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