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By 2010 there will be a large glycerin surplus from the production of biodiesel

Clipped to the Drawing Board by George Tan

Scientists and bio engineers could see a changing landscape as --

The biodiesel production from vegetable oils or animal fats produces a large percentage (as much as 10%) of glycerine as a by-product.

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