: Biodiesel Related Data

Biodiesel is a replacement fuel for petroleum-based diesel. It is a renewable energy and gains popularity in the last years because of the accelerating climate change.

Its main components are fatty acids methyl esters (FAME) and ethyl esters and the production process (transesterification) uses methanol or ethanol and produces glycerol. Additional reactive components are sodium and potassium hydroxide and the sodium and potassium alcoholates of methanol and ethanol.

The DDB contains a large amount of thermodynamic and thermochemical data for the components in biodiesel like fatty acids methyl esters (FAME) and ethyl esters as well as numerous components relevant during the production of biodiesel. An overview document can be found in the download section below. These data (partly from not publicly available sources) can be licensed as a separate package.

In May 2011, the Biodiesel Package has been extended to cover further important properties. The new contents is described in the info document (download below). For license pricing, please refer to the info-flyer (download below).

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