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What is the term "bean oil" primarily used for? Commodity
traders in the Chicago Board of Trade Soybean Oil futures market typically
refer to that commodities market as Bean Oil more commonly than the official CBOT
market name of Soybean Oil, with BeanOil and the "soybean complex" being one of the important Chicago
Futures Market CBOT categories.
With fuel prices raising constantly, so too is interest in 
renewable sources of
energy including soy-based biodiesel and other biomass products
made from corn and other grains, including switchgrass. More than 60
major diesel-powered fleets around the nation now use as much as a 20-percent
blend of soy-based bio-diesel with regular diesel fuel.
A gas station in San Francisco is the first to offer pure biodiesel
to motorists. The biodiesel pump - the result of a partnership between
Olympian Inc., World Energy Alternatives and CytoCulture has opened.
A similar gas station in Sparks Nevada is offering 100-percent biodiesel,
and as well as B20, a blend of 20-percent biodiesel and 80- percent
diesel.
Biodiesel is a cleaner-burning alternative fuel that can be burned
in any diesel vehicle with little or no engine modification. Biodiesel
and biodiesel blends, which have been successfully tested over more
than 40-million miles, are being used by more than 80 major fleets nationwide.
Biodiesel fuel can be produced from any fat or vegetable oil...most
U.S. biodiesel is made from soybean oil - through a refinery process
called transesterification. Corn (also known as Maze, especially in
foreign markets) is a primary source
of renewable energy and alternative fuel used by
E85 Powered Cars and in E85
Powered Trucks, which alternative fuel vehicles are expected to
become common in the years ahead.
There is a new soybean product based paint stripper. Soy Gel is a safe,
effective alternative to the hazardous methylene chloride, a traditional
paint stripper. Soy Gel is nontoxic and biodegradable, reduces offensive
odors that traditional paint strippers emit, removes multiples layers
of paint in a single application, and reduces time and labor costs.
Another use for soybean oil is as a feedstock for farmers. However,
of course bean oil's major consumer use is a vegetable oil for cooking
and popular ingrediant in all kinds of foods, including frozen food,
deserts and cookies (even rich tasting but healthy soy ice cream), and
prepared foods of all types.
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