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• Cellulose Ethanol
  Cellulose ethanol is the result of a process of converting biomass into an efficient and renewable fuel that can be used in a variety of endeavors, most notably in the automotive and transportation industries. It is reported that there are many benefits of cellulose ethanol.
  
  
• Ethanol Fuel
  Ethanol fuel that is derived from crops has advantages over traditional fossil fuels. For example, it is easily obtained from the sugars and starches in crops like corn and grains. It also burns cleaner than petroleum based fuels due to its chemical composition, alleviating some of the strain placed on the environment by exhaust emissions.
  
  
• Ethanol Distillation
  The first step in ethanol distillation is the milling process. During this step, the grains are ground up in hammer mills, producing powdery meal.
  
  
• Ethanol Car
  The ethanol car is quickly becoming quite popular due to the increasing price of traditional gasoline and an increased awareness of the environment. Though the United States has embraced ethanol cars, especially in the Midwest, it seems that Brazil is outpacing the U.S. in its drive to create an affordable, efficient ethanol car.
  
  
• Corn Ethanol
  Corn ethanol is widely being used in the transportation industry as a supplement to gasoline. Ethanol is made from corn and other naturally renewable substances, while gasoline is made from fossil fuels, which are not easily renewable. Corn ethanol has the added benefit of being better for the environment in that it burns much cleaner than gasoline due to its chemical composition.
  
  
• Ethanol: The Road to Energy Independence?
  Soaring gas prices have stimulated new questions regarding the possibility of using alternative fuels for the majority of our energy needs.
  
  
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