Biodiesel
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|type = '''STANDARD AND SPECIAL''' | |type = '''STANDARD AND SPECIAL''' | ||
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| - | |description = Biodiesel | + | |description = Gas chromatography (GC) is commonly adopted to |
| + | characterize pure Biodiesel (B100) according to the | ||
| + | following standard methods: | ||
| + | • EN 14103: Determination of total FAMEs (Fatty Acid | ||
| + | Methyl Esters) and Linolenic Methyl Ester (C18:3) | ||
| + | • EN 14105/ASTM D6584: Determination of Free and | ||
| + | Total Glycerine | ||
| + | • EN 14110: Determination of residual methanol content | ||
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| Biodiesel Applications |
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| Gas chromatography (GC) is commonly adopted to
characterize pure Biodiesel (B100) according to the following standard methods: • EN 14103: Determination of total FAMEs (Fatty Acid Methyl Esters) and Linolenic Methyl Ester (C18:3) • EN 14105/ASTM D6584: Determination of Free and Total Glycerine • EN 14110: Determination of residual methanol content |
