This is a practical book on how to make biodiesel from vegetable oil, with all the introductory information that people are looking for, including the chemistry and hardware involved, step by step.
Deep in the recesses of time, the dinosaurs once walked the earth, there was more vegetation and the dragons that roamed these lands were far larger than their serpent ancestors of today.
Thus the smaller creatures became, the less vegetation was needed to consume the CO2 we Oxygen users give off, but with the mining of the mortal remains of that lost legion of gigantic reptiles, they exhale once last fatal time, at a moment, when we find ourselves at our knees to the devastating effects of disappearing Ozone.
CO2 emissions are affecting the whole planet and the greenhouse effect needs to be contained as soon as possible, we could start with biodiesel, a neutral fuel.
Biodiesel burns off CO2, but the plants that created it, consume CO2, thus there is a closed cycle going on. Diesel cars will also quickly get more efficient because of stricter regulation.
Chemistry is a tough one to handle sometimes, but if the reader enjoys chemistry and do-it-yourself projects, or is just looking to get into the business of biofuel production, this book has all the basic information very clearly detailed, with special information for those living in the UK, such as legality.
This 124-page paperback, written by Dan M. Carter and Jon Halle, was published by Low-impact Living Initiative in March of 2005, measuring 9.1 x 6.1 x 0.5 and it ships at 6.4 ounces.
A practical guide to using vegetable oil for diesel production, the environmental benefits of biodiesel, the chemistry involved, step by step instructions and the legal system involved with biodiesel production in the United Kingdom, a book for beginners looking for introductory information on How To Make Biodiesel, for a more sustainable global community that is ready for carbon neutrality.
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Make your own biodiesel – Describes straight vegeatble oil (SVO) and making your own.
