“…thus by using several raw materials such like coconut shells, palm stems, empty fruit bunches of palm , palm shell, saw dust, straw, wheat, grass,, pine nut shells,, jatropha seeds, Karanja Niger seeds,, pine woods, corn cob, date seeds, coconut husks, plum seeds and waste residue. [2] The use of lignocellulose residue raw materials from various food industries such as vegetable oil production, olive [5], soybean [5], oil palm empy fruit bunches [6], and fruit and grain shells [7], pistachio [8], Rice [9], among others, have been researched Extensive. As a result, pyrolysis products depend heavily on the raw material and process conditions used, the research results show that from 30 to 50 WT% liquid smoke has a high oxygen content (between 25-40 WT%) and water (between 2-50 WT%).…”