Magnet enhances the production of ethanol
Brazilian scientists have discovered the benefits of magnetic waves that can enhance the production of ethanol and reduce the cost of fuel produced from ethanol.
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Brazilian scientists have discovered the benefits of magnetic waves that can enhance the production of ethanol and reduce the cost of fuel produced from ethanol.
Second-generation bio-extract plants - These plants make biofuels from ligno cellulose materials such as straw, grass and wood - which have been explored for a long time…
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture has just announced a project to produce biofuels from inedible components of rice to avoid price increases.
Global researchers are racing to find ways to turn glycerin waste into profit. Meanwhile, some are looking at the traditional chemical production process - finding ways…
Sugar found in fruits such as apples and oranges can be turned into a low-carbon car fuel, according to US researchers. Made from fructose, this fuel contains more energ…
For the first time, New York State and the United States, two gas stations began offering ethanol fuel services to the public. This type of fuel is being encouraged to b…
E85 fuel can help reduce two carcinogenic wastes, benzene and butadiene, but increase the concentration of two other wastes, formaldehyde and acetaldehyde. The new findi…
Purdue University researchers have created a diverse design that is a specialized biofilter that can be transported. It uses three separate techniques to demonstrate fun…
In the campaign to find new sources of fuel to replace petroleum, US cow farm owners are encouraged to expand the barn when scientists identify cattle waste as a valuabl…
According to a study done over the years in the US, long-lived plants growing on wasteland of farmers are a very good material for biofuel production. Comfort & ecir hou…
Not long ago when invited to attend the Georgia Biological Energy Conference at Georgia State University (USA), now retired physics professor is 70-year-old farmer Jimmy…
A group of New York University scientists found alcohol made zebrafish excited and more brave.
With the help of robotic fish, scientists realized that zebrafish have some behaviors that are similar to those of drinkers. Accordingly, when they are drunk they are no…
Some people have sweet cravings after drinking too much alcohol. And according to a new report last Sunday by Professor Francisco Sanchez of Ben-Gurion University in the…
This is the research result that the Department has directed the Center for Research of Petrochemical Technology (RPTC), the Key Internal Combustion Engine Laboratory (P…