Diesel – in recent times also biodiesel – are fuels for combustion engines, which operate according to the process of auto ignition, discovered from Rudolf Diesel in 1892. Due to the favourable efficiency and the low fuel consumption diesel engines are used in cars, trucks, ships, locomotives or electric generators.
Diesel, bio-synthesized from plants, is called biodiesel. It is determined by diverse analytical methods according to DIN EN 14214 / ASTM D 6751. Below, gas chromatographic determinations of methanol, glycerol and glycerides, as well as fatty acid methyl esters (FAMEs) are presented.
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