The biodiesel production from waste cooking oil in this data collection process was focused on the utilization of the heterogeneous catalyst of CaO/silica. The CaO was obtained from eggshell after preparation process and the silica was successfully extracted from peat clay using sodium hydroxide with various molarities. The CaO/silica catalyst was formed by the impregnation of the CaO catalyst on the support of silica. The FTIR, SEM and XRD characterization for the various formed catalysts were presented. The generated catalysts were further used for the production of biodiesel. The GCMS chromatogram with the type of methyl esters for each data was presented. The data presented here are related to the previous research article [1].
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