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City New York / Kuala Lumpur / / Company Hewlett Packard / Metrohm AG / Hoover / Merck / John Wiley & Sons / Processing Research Laboratory / / Country Switzerland / Germany / Malaysia / Austria / / Currency pence / / / Facility Processing Research Laboratory / / IndustryTerm carrier gas / oil recovery / deep-fat/oil food frying / oil methyl esters / w/v oil / oil using adsorbents / adsorbent systems / membrane technology / pretreated used frying oil methyl esters / oil derivatives / poor oil quality / hot oil serves / soyabean oil blend / w/w oil-in / oil/ / palm oil / oil / non-food applications / degradation products / oil degradation / palm oil refinery / pre-treated used frying oil / sunflower seed oil / palm oil methyl estersa / food / oil using membrane process / light yellow oil / food applications / pre-treated used frying oil methyl esters / Industrial frying oil / chemical composition / frequent oil replenishment / degraded oil/fat / oil quality / oil decolorization / pre-treated oil / recovered oil / oxidation products / gas chromatograph / oil stability / fresh palm oil methyl esters / local fast food restaurants / fresh frying oil / treated used frying oil / / Organization PI (PV) / Malaysian Palm Oil Board / / Person Lin / Walter Herzog / Reynolds / CHENG SIT FOON / DIN EN / / Position Director-General / Governor / / ProvinceOrState New York / / Technology polymerization / Flash / membrane technology / /
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Journal of Oil Palm Research Vol. 18 June AND 2006CONVERSION pOF PALM OLEIN–DERIVED USED FRYING OIL TO METHYL ESTERS FOR BIODIESEL RECOVERY