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Although it's a week late, I have done as we agreed to. http://www.phyco.org/phyco/index.php/ Glycerine_to_Ethanol_Research_Proposal I ask for comments on...
Alex Trujillo
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John, I'm glad Phyco.org could be of help to you! If you could help me edit this article section: ...
Alex Trujillo
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Hi all, I'm new to the group here... As a molecular biologist, back in early 2004 I was seriously studying the algae biodiesel issue, doing all of the same...
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... Possibilities other than composte materials and wood: 1) Dirt 2) Furnace effluent 3) Black water sewage 4) Oil-depleted algae cakes...
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Alex Trujillo <cryptoquick@...> wrote: "Although it's a week late, I have done as we agreed to. http://www.phyco.org/phyco/index.php/ ...
Marc de Piolenc
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... Well, first you can collect all the carbon you like by using a gasifier to burn wood and debris, then tapping that exhaust by bubbling it through water to...
William Carr
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That's all well and good, but C is in short supply from the standpoint of these plans ever being viable as alternative energy sources. Even if you're taking...
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These are good ideas, I've studied calcium carbonate before as well. There's the issue of solubility with that, but carbonate minerals are a possibility if you...
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How about ammonium bicarbonate? It is produced en masse and already used as fertilizer. -Ed...
Ed Earl Ross
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... Unless there is a low-energy synthesis route to ammonium bicarbonate, the energy required to manufacture ammonia is high enough that I suspect this would...
James A. Bowery
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Nov 2, 2005
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Then dissolving N and CO2 in water must be the solution. Both N and CO2 will dissolve better in water under the following conditions: 1. Greater pressure. 2....
Ed Earl Ross
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Re the CO2 debate.. In my test tank I have a bubble stone underneath an inverted funnel, which is just raised off the tank floor. The "spout" of the funnel ...
John
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The article looks great and I hope that you can keep up the good work. Todd Smith...
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Hi , my name is Tom . I became interested in algae as a fuel sourse about 10 years ago . I came across the research of Melvin Calvin at UC Berkeley . I have 2...
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Thomas, I agree with you. I'm also new to the group and haven't had a chance to read the entire forum and all the links and leads yet. What I haven't seen, or...
ed de alba
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Eduardo, here's a good site for the chemical interactions with the culture's environment: http://www.jochemnet.de/fiu/bot4404/BOT4404_4.html I believe ethanol...
Alex Trujillo
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... I recall seeing the empirical formula for arthrospira platensis some time ago but haven't been able to locate it since. There should be empirical formulae...
James A. Bowery
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Krystal Planet intends to: 1. Convert the world to clean power. 2. Eliminate dependence on imported fossil fuels. 3. Help people save $15-150 per month on...
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Marc, please see this link. Perhaps you should put this article on your watchlist; I replied to this a few days ago. http://www.phyco.org/phyco/index.php/ ...
Alex Trujillo
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I think a centrifuge would be a very useful tool. If used with a homogenizer, could this setup be used to separate useful materials from either algae or...
Alex Trujillo
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... Froth flotation is probably the least expensive method of separating algae from its culture. See: ...
Ed Earl Ross
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http://news.com.com/Worlds+next+fuel+source+could+be+designer+organisms/2100-11390_3-5933827.html aka http://tinyurl.com/78l23...
James A. Bowery
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Hello, listmates. I have created an article on Phyco.org concerning the yield and potential profit of an industrial-sized photobioreactor system, with the...
Alex Trujillo
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Nov 9, 2005
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If this person were to create an ultra-efficient strain of algae, it could perhaps be used in raceways in third-world countries to greater efficiency. At the...
Alex Trujillo
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where the best place to get cmp647 can you use road salt i can get it for $60.oo a t...
james hurley
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... Road salt is often calcium chloride, instead of a mixture of sodium chloride, potassium chloride and traces of other salts....
Ed Earl Ross
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... http://easilyamazed.com/blog/2005/10/good-news-about-alternative-energy.html ... I'm about 3 hours south of detroit. I did here that chrysler was building...
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John, (Belated reply about CellPharm and nitrogen starvation.) Thanks for finding the reference to CellPharm. I had admired this system earlier, but was...
Bobby Yates Emory
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John, Pleurochrysis Carterae is confusing. It has, in all the cases I am aware of, been found inland ( one was an estuary). However, each of these cases...
Bobby Yates Emory
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John, You might want to review this abstract: ...
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