I’m doing a science experiment and wanting to test the efficiency of both biodiesel and diesel fuels and wondering if there is some sorta stove that can burn both to be able to have the same settings and get results.

I’m sick and tired of the rising gas prices! Are there converter kits? All I’ve seen on the web is converting from a diesel car such as a Mercedes Benz to a biodiesel. Plus, it sounds like you still need to keep the diesel gas tank to warm up the car.

And info from people that make and use it. What kind of equipment needed and how much to get it all. I have a 2004 chevy silverado 3500 (6.6L duramax diesel) has anyone ever converted one of these and used biodiesel in one?

Thanks!

What is your opinion on biodiesel and what to you think americans would do if the world ran out of fossil fuel?

Please thoughts would be helpful. I am taking a survey for my job. thanks in advance to everyone! =)

From somebody with first hand experience.. Pro’s and Con’s of biodiesel. Can i use it with a mixture of petrodiesel with an older vehicle? like a 1990′s ford dually v8? easy to make? thanks

What is your thoughts on switching to biodiesel?

Which would use the most biodiesel if everyone in America used it-cars, trucks, buses, airplanes, trains, etc.

Websites will help a tiny bit but mostly i want your thoughts!

Thank you to everyone in advance!

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I’ve just read that watermelon juice is a new source of renewable energy. I want to take this as my investigatory project but I don’t know the process on how to make a biodiesel or biofuel out of the watermelon juice. Please help me on this.. better if I can do the process at home and the ingredients / materials are not really hard to find.

I really need to know this certain ingredient or chemical present in plants, such as the jatropha, that can be used as biodiesel. I’m conducting a study testing the feasibility of a certain plant species’ extract as biofuel, but i don’t know the chemical present in it that makes it possible as biodiesel. I’m really in quite a pickle here. Need help.. Thanks!!!

A couple of years ago I say this history channel program about how they can grow and harvest algea and turn it into biodiesel and ethanol. During the show they just had small test tanks which were succesfull, but were in the process of scaleing way up. Does anyone know how that’s going? was it successful?

What I mean is, is it better to use biodiesel, than regular gasoline and diesel? Why?…..(money, lasts more longer..etc.) Thanks a lot!! Really appreciate it!!!! =D