What is biodiesel? What is it made of?

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Petrol and diesel are the main fuels for vehicles.  However there is a slight difference in the engines of the two.  Diesel is also made from mood oil.  Rudolf Diesel, a scientist, rallied to find a diesel-powered engine.  Diesel's goal was to build an engine powered by vegetable oil, a Singertel engine.  Initially the engine was powered by peanut oil but Diesel started using diesel in the engine to find a way to get diesel from crude.  Diesel has higher levels of impurities, but is relatively cheaper than petrol.  When petrol and diesel burn, pollutant gases are produced and the environment is harmed.  That is why scientists are looking for less polluting fuels in vehicles instead of petrol and diesel.
Vegetable oil is used instead of diesel to make paper.  Bio means organism |  Pertinent.  Plant organisms are less polluting when their oil burns.  Getting it with diesel in a few spells causes less pollution.  Biodiesel is made from sunflower, soybean, cottonseed etc. oils.  Biodiesel contains more diesel.  The amount of vegetable oil is only 15 to 20 percent.  But it is considered a good option to reduce pollution.

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