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           Methanol (Cont.):                 Oil shale and oil sand, 4
             problems associated with, 208–209  Oil stability index (OSI), 156
             production of, 209–210          Oils, plant:
             properties of, 198–200           for future research, 132–139
             toxicity of, 212                   allanblackia oil, 133
           Methyl esters, 155                   bitter almond oil, 133, 134
           Methylomonas albus, in biohydrogen   chaulmoogra oil, 134–135
              production, 42                    papaya oil, 135–136
           Methylosinus trichosporium, in       sal oil, 136–137
              biohydrogen production, 42        tung oil, 137–138
           MFCs (see Microbial fuel cells)      ucuuba oil, 138–139
           Micro-Activity Test (MAT), 238–239  low-cost edible, 124–129
           Microbial conversion, 38–43          cardoon oil, 124–125
           Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), 279–284  Ethiopian mustard oil, 125–126
             electrochemistry of, 281–282       gold-of-pleasure oil, 126–127
             mediatorless, 282–283              tigernut oil, 127–129
           Mimosa, 54–55                        tonka bean oil, 123–124
           Miscanthus, 57                     nonedible, 109–124
           Molasses, 195, 197                   bahapilu oil, 110–111
           Molecular sieve adsorption, 101      castor oil, 111–113
           Molten carbonate fuel cells (MCFCs),  cottonseed oil, 113–114
              271–274                           cuphea oil, 114–115
             electrochemistry, 272–273          Jatropha curcas oil, 115–116
             electrode, 273                     karanja seed oil, 116–117
             performance, 273–274               linseed oil, 117–119
             stationary power applications, 289  mahua oil, 119–120
           Municipal solid wastes:              nagchampa oil, 120
             low-temperature conversion, 241–245  neem oil, 121–122
             properties and uses of, 63         rubber seed oil, 122–123
                                                tonka bean oil, 123–124
           Nagchampa oil, 120                 as renewable energy source, 55–57
           Neem oil, 121–122, 169             vegetable oil fuels/hydrocarbon blends,
           Nonedible oils, 109–124                lipids in, 225–239
             bahapilu oil, 110–111            vegetable oil processing and engine
             castor oil, 111–113                  performance, 165–219
             cottonseed oil, 113–114            degumming of vegetable oils,
             cuphea oil, 114–115                   169–177
             Jatropha curcas oil, 115–116       engine performance with esters of
             karanja seed oil, 116–117             tallow and frying oil, 186–187
             linseed oil, 117–119               engine performance with esters of
             mahua oil, 119–120                    vegetable oil, 184–186
             nagchampa oil, 120                 enzymatic transesterification of oils,
             neem oil, 121–122                     181–184
             rubber seed oil, 122–123           for reducing pollutant emissions, 165
             tonka bean oil, 123–124            studies of, 166–169
           Novozymes, Inc., 63                  transesterification of oils by acid or
           Nutrients, use of stored energy for, 9  alkali, 177–181
           Nutristat, 92                     OSI (see oil stability index)
                                             Overliming, 80
           Occupational health, impact of alcohol  Oxidation half reactions, 256, 257
              fuels on, 218                  Oxidation ponds, 27
           Occupational safety, impact of alcohol  Oxidative phosphorylation, 18, 19
              fuels on, 218–219              Oxidative stability (biodiesel), 156–159
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