wikipedia, boy, why did I not think of that. Great, now tell us one motor oil that is being made strictly with plant oil?I stated "lubricants made from plants". Why do you and Walleyes constantly try to put words in other peoples mouths? Are you not able to simply address what is said?
Bio-based material - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Bio-based materials are often biodegradable, but this is not always the case.
Examples include:
- cellulose fibers — fibers made from reconstituted cellulose.
- casein — a phosphoprotein extracted from milk during the process of creating low fat milk, it is processed in various ways to make: plastic, dietary supplements for body builders, glue, cotton candy, protective coatings, paints, and occurs naturally in cheese, giving it a creamy texture.
- polylactic acid — a polymer produced by industrial fermentation
- bioplastics — include a soy oil based plastic now being used to make body panels for John Deere tractors
- engineered wood — products such as oriented strand board and particle board
- zein — a natural biopolymer which is the most abundant corn protein
- cornstarch — the starch of the maize grain, used to make packing pellets
- grease — lubricants made from vegetable oils, including soybean oil, that can replace petroleum based lubricants
Is there any lubricant used in a car that comes strictly from a plant with zero hydrocarbons?
We know of wikipedia Old Crock, what we do not know of is this synthetic oil that strictly comes from plants.
I know. I have been trying to figure out where olfraud/oreo boy came up with the figure of 13 species of crinoids but I can't figure where he pulled that number from....maybe his ass?