style="font-size:15px;"> 3 Chapter 4Table 4.1 Composition of various oils and fats used for biodiesel production (pe...Table 4.2 Properties of vegetable oil biodiesel and diesel fuel (Bajpai and Tyag...Table 4.3 Kinematic viscosity in diesel fuel standards.Table 4.4 Composition of biogas from different sources (Spiegel and Preston, 200...Table 4.5 Composition of tall oil extractives from Kraft Black Liquor (Holmlund ...Table 4.6 Classification of light bio-oil.Table 4.7 A comparison of the oil content found in green algae.Table 4.8 Biofuel yields for different feedstocks and countries (Rajagoopal et a...Table 4.9 Selected properties of certain common bioenergy feedstocks and biofuel...Table 4.10 Final blend fuel requirements (at point of delivery).Table 4.11 Climate-related requirements and test methods.Table 4.12 ASTM D 4806 Standard Specification for denatured fuel ethanol for ble...4 Chapter 5Table 5.1 Summary of the reactions, causes and consequences on the cooking oil s...Table 5.2 Recently developed methodologies for biodiesel production from WCO.Table 5.3 Recent reports for catalytic hydro-treatment of WCO into saturated hyd...
5 Chapter 6Table 6.1 Different treatment routes for adsorbents preparation from waste mater...
6 Chapter 7Table 7.1 The constituents of landfill leachate in different waste biodegradatio...Table 7.2 Characteristics of landfill leachate in different phases. Adopted from...Table 7.3 Chemical reactions involved in metal electrodes in the electrocoagulat...Table 7.4 Advantages and disadvantages of electrocoagulation process.
7 Chapter 8Table 8.1 General composition of landfill leachate (Values in mg/l unless otherw...Table 8.2 Landfill leachate classification (Alvarez-Vazquez et al., 2004).Table 8.3 Details of the possible volatile organic compounds from a landfill sit...Table 8.4 General summary of volatile organic compounds from landfill during sum...Table 8.5 Oxidation potential for some common oxidants (Huling et al., 2006).Table 8.6 Summary of advanced oxidation applications for the treatment of stabil...Table 8.7 Biodegradability improvement after different AOPs.Table 8.8 Data for treat 100 m3 of stabilized leachate using ozone/persulfate pr...
8 Chapter 9Table 9.1 A comparative summary of the most studied pre-treatment techniques.Table 9.2 Physico-chemical properties of the most studied imidazolium-based ILs ...
9 Chapter 10Table 10.1 Population and no. of houses in 2018 for the villages of the study ar...Table 10.2 Septage sources, removal pump-out rate, and the characteristics (EPA ...Table 10.3 Parameters considered for characterizing the collected samples.Table 10.4 Physical, chemical and bacterial septage characteristics for rural Na...Table 10.5 Heavy metals septage characteristics for rural Nablus (2018).Table 10.6 Comparison of domestic septage between rural Nablus (this study) and ...Table 10.7 Stools characteristics for rural Nablus (2018).Table 10.8 Urine characteristics for rural Nablus (2018).Table 10.9 Design values of parameters for septage treatment plant model (Rural ...Table 10.10 Classification of treated wastewater for agricultural purposes in Pa...Table 10.11 Effluent characteristics of septage TP using GPS-X 7.0 vs. Pal. Trea...
10 Chapter 11Table 11.1 Historical progress of enzymes utilization for oleochemicals producti...Table 11.2 Lipase-producing microorganisms.Table 11.3 Lipase catalyzed glycerolysis reactions.Table 11.4 Enzymatic production of monoglycerides from fatty acid and glycerin.Table 11.5 Net savings due to implementing enzymatic process (per 1000 kg proces...Table 11.6 A comparison between chemical methods and enzymatic method from diffe...
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