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• Bioethanol can be corrosive to metals such as aluminum.
• Bioethanol may require the use of too much arable land (to grow the required crops) and too much energy input during production to justify it. As such, costs-financially, environmentally-are currently prohibitive
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What is a bioethanol?
A bioethanol is a variety of ethanol produced, by fermentation of crops, for use as a biofuel.
What is the best use of Bioethanol?
Bioethanol has many uses. It is mixed with petrol to create a sustainable fuel for cars. Bioethanol by products can be used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, animal feed and paper products.
Is mansanitas fruit juice or extract used in making bioethanol?
It is already proven that it could become a bioethanol
What is the difference between ethanol and bioethanol?
the only difference is that bioethanol comes from a biological source (a plant or animal)
Is bioethanol a biofuel?
Yes.
What is bioethanol?
Fuel made by fermenting potatoes or corn
What biological processes are involved in changing starch to bioethanol?
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Is ethanol or bioethanol a hydrocarbon oil?
Ethanol isn't because it has oxygen in it x
What is the biological process that involves in changing starch into bioethanol?
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How easily does bioethanol ignite?
yes because it contains ethonal and that lights really easily
What are the drawbacks of the RTGS?
drawbacks of rtgs
What are the drawbacks of the narasimham committee?
what are the drawbacks of narsimham committee
