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    1. The document compares 11 studies on producing biodiesel from waste cooking oil using various catalysts, alcohols, temperatures, and reaction times. 2. The highest biodiesel yield of 97.4% was achieved using a microwave-assisted method with KOH catalyst, methanol, and a reaction time of 82.15 minutes. 3. Reaction conditions that typically produced high yields over 90% included KOH catalyst, methanol alcohol, temperatures of 60-100 degrees C, and reaction times of 1-4 hours.

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    1. The document compares 11 studies on producing biodiesel from waste cooking oil using various catalysts, alcohols, temperatures, and reaction times. 2. The highest biodiesel yield of 97.4% was achieved using a microwave-assisted method with KOH catalyst, methanol, and a reaction time of 82.15 minutes. 3. Reaction conditions that typically produced high yields over 90% included KOH catalyst, methanol alcohol, temperatures of 60-100 degrees C, and reaction times of 1-4 hours.

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    1. The document compares 11 studies on producing biodiesel from waste cooking oil using various catalysts, alcohols, temperatures, and reaction times. 2. The highest biodiesel yield of 97.4% was achieved using a microwave-assisted method with KOH catalyst, methanol, and a reaction time of 82.15 minutes. 3. Reaction conditions that typically produced high yields over 90% included KOH catalyst, methanol alcohol, temperatures of 60-100 degrees C, and reaction times of 1-4 hours.

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    Perbandingan Hasil Terbaik

    No. Tahun Nama Judul Katalis Bahan Baku Metode Alkohol Temperature Waktu Stirring
    molar (yield)

    Optimization of biodiesel production by


    microwave irradiation-assisted mixture of waste cooking
    1 2018 Milano transesterification for waste cooking oil- KOH oil and Calophyllum Microwave Metanol 100 3:5 82,15 min 600 rpm 97,40
    Calophyllum inophyllum oil via inophyllum oil
    response surface methodology

    Mixed methanol/ethanol on transesterification of


    Hydrotalcite with Mixed
    2 2016 ma waste cooking oil waste cooking oil Konvensional 80 6:1 2.5 h 300 rpm 95,2
    Mg/Al methanol/ethanol
    using Mg/Al hydrotalcite catalyst

    Biodiesel production from waste cooking oil: An


    3 2018 Sahar efficient technique to KOH waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 30 3:1 1h 4000 rpm 94
    convert waste into biodiesel

    Biodiesel production from waste cooking oil by


    4 2015 Ullah acidic ionic liquid as a KOH waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 60 15:1 1h 600 rpm 95,65
    catalyst

    Jatropha Curcas, Waste


    Biodiesel Production from Jatropha Curcas, Waste
    Cooking, and Camelina
    5 2009 Patil Cooking, and Camelina Sativa KOH Konvensional Metanol 100 9:1 2h 96
    Sativa
    Oils
    Oils

    Waste ostrich- and chicken-eggshells as


    heterogeneous base catalyst
    Waste ostrich- and
    6 2015 Tan for biodiesel production from used cooking oil: waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 65 12:1 2h 250 rpm 96
    chicken-eggshells
    Catalyst characterization
    and biodiesel yield performance

    Acid base catalyzed transesterification kinetics of


    7 2011 Jain NaOH waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 65 3:7 3h 400 rpm 90,6
    waste cooking oil

    Ultrasound assisted transesterification of waste


    8 2015 Pukale cooking oil using K3PO4 waste cooking oil Ultrasonic Metanol 50 6:1 1,5 h 1000 rpm 92
    heterogeneous solid catalyst

    Biodiesel production from low FFA waste


    cooking oil using
    9 2015 Farooq chicken bones waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 65 15:1 4h 89,33
    heterogeneous catalyst derived from chicken
    bones

    Determination of transesterification reaction


    10 2015 Bilgin parameters giving the NaOH waste cooking oil Konvensional Etanol 70 12:1 2h 500 rpm
    lowest viscosity waste cooking oil biodiesel

    Kinetics studies of biodiesel production from


    11 2017 Ma waste cooking oil using FeCl3-modified resin waste cooking oil Konvensional Metanol 90 10:1 2h 92
    FeCl3-modified resin as heterogeneous catalyst

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