bioethanol (b   - th  -nôl) See under biofuel. |
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Yulex is said to be at the forefront of a clean technology industry that is based on guayule, a versatile desert plant that has become a commercial source of bio-based rubber latex, and a cellulosic feedstock for bioethanol and other alternative energy production. The pure versions of alternative fuels biodiesel and bioethanol have no benzene, said Tomas Endicott, co-founder of Portland-based SeQuential Biofuels. In one single plant they will get two biofuels--the biodiesel and the bioethanol," Gonzalez says. |
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