NOVELTY - Synthesizing at least one chemical products from a renewable oil involves flowing a fluid comprising the renewable oil through a high voltage electrical field to catalyze a chemical reaction involving the renewable oil.    USE - For synthesizing chemical products (e.g. biodiesel, glycerol, acetic acid or surfactant) from renewable oil (e.g. vegetable oil, animal fat or bio-oil) (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The biodiesel fuel lowers nitrogen oxides (Nox) emissions without lowering the heat value of the fuel. The devices and methods can decrease the cost and time of various chemical reactions by reducing or eliminating the need for additional and costly separation or purification processes. The processing methods are conducted at low or atmospheric pressure, without metallic ion catalysts, and do not utilize petroleum sources or rely on biological fermentation methods.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are included for the following:    (1) a chemical processing system (S1) comprises a main supply vessel containing a reactant fluid comprising a renewable oil; first electro-chemical reactor which comprising a power source and housing in which an anode and a cathode are secured; first product vessel for collecting the product fluid discharged from the housing; and pump or other device for directing a quantity of the reactant fluid from the supply vessel through the electrochemical reactor and into the first product vessel. The housing having a fluid inlet through which the reactant fluid enters the housing and a fluid outlet through which a product fluid is discharged from the housing after passing through a high voltage electric field generated by the power source between the anode and the cathode;    (2) an electro-chemical reactor comprises a housing having a fluid inlet and outlet, anode secured within the housing in the fluid flow path, cathode secured within the housing in the fluid flow path, and direct current power supply in electrical connection to the anode and cathode to create an electric field, where the anode is secured with a holder comprising a ceramic material; and    (3) a biodiesel fuel comprises methyl esters and etherified glycerin. The methyl esters and etherified glycerin are derived from a renewable oil in an electro-catalyzed process.