Diesel fuel is also produced by liquefying hydrocarbon gases, such as methane, and modifying the chemical structure of the hydrocarbon molecules and is manufactured by using a chemical process invented in Germany during the 1920s called the:

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The Fischer-Tropsch reaction is a process developed in Germany in the 1920s to convert coal, natural gas, or biomass into liquid hydrocarbons, including diesel fuel, by liquefying hydrocarbon gases and modifying their chemical structure.

Diesel Fuel Is Also Produced by Liquefying Hydrocarbon Gases, Such