Sentence examples for conversion of soybean from inspiring English sources

Uncalcined hydrotalcite, calcined hydrotalcite and rehydrated hydrotalcite were screened for their activity towards the reaction in terms of conversion of soybean oil triglycerides and selectivity of glycerol carbonate.

Among the catalysts studied the conversion of soybean oil to FAME formation was as follows: CaO/neutral-Al2O3 > CaO/basic-Al2O3 > CaO/acidic-Al2O3.

In this study, conversion of soybean oil was carried out in a continuous pyrolysis system with feed injected through an atomizer.

A full conversion of soybean oil to biodiesel was accomplished in an exceptionally short timeframe through an ultrasonic-assisted transesterification process in the presence of compound 1.

Over the 8 wt%Ni/SAPO-11 catalyst, 100% conversion of soybean oil is obtained at 370 °C, 4 MPa and 1 h−1, with an organic liquid yield of 74.8% which is nearly 90% of the maximum theoretical liquid yield.

Shieh et al. (2003) also reported that optimum synthesis conditions giving 92.2 % weight conversion of soybean methyl esters using lipase from Mucor mieher were: reaction time 6.3 h, temperature 36.5 °C, enzyme amount 0.9 BAUN (Batch Acidolysis Units NOVO), substrate molar ratio 3.4 1, and added water 5.8%%.

Conversions of soybean oil to methyl esters obtained with these catalysts at 80 ̊C and 1 h reaction time were about 94 96%.

Much of this deforestation is now being driven directly by conversion to soybean fields, the soy oil and meal from which are being used largely by the growing industrial livestock sector in Brazil, China, India, and other countries around the world.

Response surface methodology and 5-level-5-factor central composite rotatable design were employed to evaluate the effects on reaction time, temperature, enzyme amount, molar ratio of methanol to soybean oil, and added water content on percentage weight conversion to soybean oil methyl ester by transesterification.

Over this catalyst of 4 wt%, approximately 100% of soybean oil conversion and FAME yield of 94.9% could be achieved at 120 °C in 4 h, using the feedstock with methanol/soybean oil molar ratio of 12 1.

Based on these results, it appears that a conversion of native ecosystems to soybean crops may lead to increased ecological risk for anuran amphibians.