Archeology
Recreate the ancient Egyptian olive oil production technique
Researchers created today's high-quality olive oil-like oils by twisting more than 4,000 years ago.
Oil Production
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Biology
Discovering the type of gene can increase palm oil production
Malaysian scientists have identified an important gene for oil palm, called the Shell gene, that can increase palm oil production and reduce pressure on tropical forests.
Scientific application
Can produce 31 million tons of bio-oil from straw
Vietnam can produce 31 million tons of bio-oil per year from rice straw - one of the by-products of agricultural production is still largely abandoned by farmers after h…
Scientific application
Vietnam's bio-oil technology is highly appreciated
After exporting to Laos, the technology of producing bio-oil from the nut of a Vietnamese scientist was successfully applied by Makkao Lao company and achieved high effi…
Environment
Oil palm plantations pose a threat to water quality
Palm oil is an ingredient in thousands of products, from peanut butter, packaged bread, shampoo, shaving cream ... the palm oil industry is a booming multi-billion dolla…
Environment
Oil begins to run out
Oil production in the world may begin to run out in the next 20 years ...
Videos
This 'ghastly' mixture creates beauty products for women, you believe?
Many people are sure to be surprised to know the beauty products behind this mix.
New technology
Produce oil from artificial plants
An oil-like fuel made from artificial leaf technology promises to be one of the main sources of fuel, British experts have said. Instead of producing organic matter from…
New technology
Producing bio-oil, common materials from waste products
The team of scientists, led by Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, from the University of Sydney, Australia, have partnered with the Federal Scientific and Industrial Research…
New technology
'Smart water' boosts oil production by 60%
Norwegian researchers report that injecting a type of seawater called 'smart water' into some low-yield wells can increase the rate of mining by 60 percent.