Methanol: Massoil ratio6:1ofoilused(g)100Volumeof oilCH₂1CHused (1)(d =918 g/l)CH₂0.1089Mass ofMethanolused21.9-OOC - RVolume Mass Mass ofofofglycerol ofMethanolKOH measured glycerolused (1)(g)(d=792g/L)OOC - R"0.0277TriglyceridesOOCR' + 3 CH₂OH1Solve the question regarding the tableP.s. find the molecular weight of the compounds it will be needed in the solution.Methanol21.76VolumeQuestion:Estimate the average molecular weight of FAME (biodiesel) using the balanced reaction equation.• Write down the overall reaction for the biodiesel production.Based on the material balance for the rxn, estimate Mw of FAMEKOHmeasured (g)(1)(d=1.26g/1)17.27Mass ofBiodisealcalculated (1)calculated (d-0.88 g/ml)Massbalance101.4Biodiesel3 CH₂0-COR+Volume of biodieselCH₂1CH1CH₂115.23-OHOHOHGlycerol

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Methanol: Mass Volume Mass of oil ratio of oil Methanol 6:1 of oil used (g) 100 used (1) (d= 918 g/l) 0.1089 21.9 used (g) CH₂ OOC-R 1 CH T CH₂ OOC - R" Triglycerides - Volume Mass Mass of of of Methanol KOH measured used (1) (d=792 g/L) - 0.0277 1 OOCR + 3 CH₂OH Methanol Volume glycerol of 21.76 KOH Solve the question regarding the table P.s. find the molecular weight of the compounds it will be needed in the solution. glycerol measured (1) (d=1.26 g/1) 17.27 Question: Estimate the average molecular weight of FAME (biodiesel) using the balanced reaction equation. • Write down the overall reaction for the biodiesel production. Based on the material balance for the rxn, estimate Mw of FAME Mass of Biodiseal calculated (g) Mass balance 101.4 Biodiesel 3 CH₂-O-COR+ CH₂ 1 CH Volume of biodiesel calculated (1) (d-0.88 g/ml) CH₂ 115.23 - - - OH OH OH Glycerol

Methanol: Mass Volume Mass of oil ratio of oil Methanol 6:1 of oil used (g) 100 used (1) (d= 918 g/l) 0.1089 21.9 used (g) CH₂ OOC-R 1 CH T CH₂ OOC - R" Triglycerides - Volume Mass Mass of of of Methanol KOH measured used (1) (d=792 g/L) - 0.0277 1 OOCR + 3 CH₂OH Methanol Volume glycerol of 21.76 KOH Solve the question regarding the table P.s. find the molecular weight of the compounds it will be needed in the solution. glycerol measured (1) (d=1.26 g/1) 17.27 Question: Estimate the average molecular weight of FAME (biodiesel) using the balanced reaction equation. • Write down the overall reaction for the biodiesel production. Based on the material balance for the rxn, estimate Mw of FAME Mass of Biodiseal calculated (g) Mass balance 101.4 Biodiesel 3 CH₂-O-COR+ CH₂ 1 CH Volume of biodiesel calculated (1) (d-0.88 g/ml) CH₂ 115.23 - - - OH OH OH Glycerol

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