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Advanced Technologies
in Biodiesel
New Advances in Designed
and Optimized Catalysts
Aminul Islam, Yun Hin Taufiq-Yap and
Siow Hwa Teo
Catalysis Science and Technology Research Centre and
Department of Chemistry,
Faculty of Science,
University Putra Malaysia
Eng Seng Chan
Chemical Engineering Discipline,
School of Engineering,
Monash University, Malaysia
Advanced Technologies in Biodiesel: New Advances in Designed and
Optimized Catalysts
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Abstract
The inadequacy of fossil fuel is the main driving force of the future sus-
tainable energy around the world. Interest in biodiesel is growing rap-
idly worldwide due to energy security, diversity, and sustainability as well
as for greenhouse gas mitigation. Since heterogeneous catalysis is used in
chemical industry for biodiesel production, achieving optimal catalytic
performance is a significant issue for chemical engineers and chemists.
Therefore, enormous attention has been placed in recent years on the
selection of heterogeneous catalyst in biodiesel industry, where the cata-
lyst could be facilitated highly selective toward desired products, easily
handled, separated from the reaction medium and subsequently reused.
This book stresses an overview on the contributions of tailored solid acid
and base catalysts to catalytic biodiesel synthesis, and the influences of
heterogeneous catalyst properties on biodiesel yield in order to develop a
better understanding of catalyst design for the green production process
as well as practical applications in the biodiesel industry. Coverage also
includes the innovative and new techniques of biodiesel production pro-
cesses currently used, illustrating the technological options and empha-
sizing the limitations factors for each technique, and the best choices
available in a manner accessible to a general readership, biochemical engi-
neers, academics, professionals, and industrial researchers.
Keywords
sustainable energy, energy security, biodiesel, heterogeneous catalysis
Contents
Acknowledgment ....................................................................................xi
Chapter 1 Solid Catalytic Biodiesel Production Approaches ...............1
Chapter 2 Nano to Macroscopic Catalytic Progress in Biodiesel
Production ......................................................................35
Chapter 3 Intensification Process in Biodiesel Production ................61
Chapter 4 Catalytic Advances in Third Generation Biodiesel
from Microalgae ..............................................................85
Chapter 5 Recent Practice in Biodiesel Production ........................105
References ...........................................................................................127
Index .................................................................................................159
