chemrox
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nitro fuel additives
I'm working on converting used vegetable oil to better and/or cheaper biodiesel ... I'm thinking of getting some nitro into the process through CN.
The CN will auto-oxidize to nitro but where does the CN come from? Seems like there should be a waste stream with something or a convertible
somethings.. I'm looking through as many old industrial references as I can find. To better understand CN sources.
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chemrox
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(The CN will "auto-oxidize" if set up according to my process)
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I'm looking forward to reading about your project.
damnant quod non intelligunt
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What does the "CN" acronym stand for? What is the process? What nitro compounds do you get? What…
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CN => nitrile; process(es) to be determined; nitro compounds .. I guess with all that glycerol we need to be careful about that
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