Sentence examples for conversion of vegetable from inspiring English sources

Biocatalytic conversion of vegetable oils by immobilized lipase to fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) is an efficient eco-friendly alternative to the conventional alkaline-catalyzed biodiesel production process.

These results show that the incorporation of metals over nanocrystalline ZSM-5 leads to catalysts with interesting properties for the conversion of vegetable oils into raw chemicals and fuels.

Overall, our results demonstrate the feasibility of producing liquid products at high yields, including a wide range of fuels (gasoline, jet and diesel) and enriched oleic acid (for oleochemicals production), using our reactor design for pyrolytic conversion of vegetable oil.

These results show that the NiO/SiO2 could be a suitable catalyst for conversion of waste vegetable oil to hydrocarbons.

Ultrasounds activation of the reactant molecules led to conversions of the vegetable oil of 97% at 348 K for a molar ratio of methanol to vegetable oil of 4 1.

Conversion of rice paddies to vegetable production dramatically increased N2O emissions.

These results suggest that soil organic matter and N mineralization contributes significantly to N2O emission following conversion of rice paddies to vegetable production.

Concomitant with the conversion of about 10 million tons of vegetable oil into biofuel, about 1 million tons of glycerol were produced as a by-product in 2011 (Quispe et al. 2013).

The chemical-catalyzed transesterification of vegetable oils to biodiesel has been industrially adopted due to its high conversion rates and low production time.

The transesterification activity of vegetable oils confirms the results obtained in the reaction of ethyl butyrate with methanol, reaching conversion as high as 95% with sunflower oil (after 5 h of reaction) and 65% (after 1 h) for castor oil.

For treatment of vegetable cultivation, see vegetable farming.