Ethanol is ordinary alcohol. It is used for alcoholic drinks, for cleaners, feedstock for some chemical processes, and is useful as a fuel almost as energy-dense as gasoline.
Ethanol can be produced in large quantities from plants such as sugar cane and may be slightly better for the environment than gasoline. The reason it is not a lot better is because growing corn, and to a lesser extend sugar cane, requires intensive farming which itself consumes energy and chemicals.
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Most finishes require a neutral surface to adhere properly. This takes the surface from the alkaline or acidic state to the preferred preparation to accept finish.
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Ethanol (not ethenol) is ethyl alcohol, which is the alcohol in alcoholic drinks. It can also be used as a fuel. See link below
Oxygenated fuel is an ethenol blend non-oxygenated is pure gasoline no ethenol.
Ethenol
Because poly ethenol is a water soluble plastic. And in hospitals, the staff want to avoid contact with hospital laundry which might be infected. So, these items are placed in poly ethenol bags so that when washing begins, the bags dissolve in water and the laundry is washed.
hydrogenetic ethenol with a 50% aluminum base
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Pump gas can, but most race fuels do not.
one who studys fuel that is from natural sources, like ethenol which comes from corn
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Ethanol and carbon dioxide are produced as metabolic wastes along with the liberation of energy.
RXP or Seafoam. Which is best to offset negative effects from ethenol gas?