Efficiency study of Chamberlainia hainesiana shell as catalyst filler for biodiesel production
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This study was conducted to examine the performance of Chamberlainia hainesiana shell as catalyst filler for biodiesel production. Chamberlainia hainesiana shell catalyst prepared with a calcination temperature at 900๐C for 4 hr. Furthermore, calcium oxide was confirmed through characteristic of XRD patterns at 32.21๐, 37.24๐, 53.77๐, 64.13๐, 67.57๐ with a high porosity. The molar ratio of methanol to oil was 9:1 for transesterification at temperature was 60 °C for 30 minutes the biodiesel production more than 78.32%. These findings have opened novel catalyst filler for highly biodiesel production with economical and environment friendly meterials.
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