Dear Ameer, I don't know if this catalyst will work for biodiesel synthesis ... Nevertheless, you can easily prepare a mixture if you start from both systems (CaO and TiO2). To do this, each component is dispersed separately in a suitable solvent (for example, isopropanol or ethanol), and subjected to ultrasound treatment. Once dispersed, mix them and sonicate them for an additional time. The dispersion obtained can be recovered by oven drying. In this way, you will eliminate the solvent by evaporation and you will have a catalyst formed by the homogeneous mixture of both components.
Dear Ameer, this is a very interesting technical question. It is well known that TiO2 alone is a good catalyst for the production of biodiesel. If you mix it with CaO, chances are that the surface of the catalyst might be increased. It is also known that the compound CaTiO3 (formally a reaction product of CaO and TiO2) can be used as catalyst for biodiesel production. In this context please have a look at the following interesting article:
Ochrocarpus longifolius assisted green synthesis of CaTiO3 nanoparticle for biodiesel production and its kinetic study
Article Ochrocarpus longifolius assisted green synthesis of CaTiO3 n...
Unfortunately this paper has not yet been posted as public full text on RG. However, two of the authors have RG profiles. Thus you can easily request the full text directly from one of them via RG (if it is of interest to you).
Good luck with your research and best wishes, Frank Edelmann