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Re: Shell's 100-RON fuel - what actually is it?

by "Daniel J. Stern" <dastern@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Dec 16, 2005 at 01:05 AM

On Thu, 15 Dec 2005, Pooh Bear wrote:

> Alcohol does *not* require more energy to 'manufacture' compared to 
> gasoline. It's an 'old wives tale' that one.

You're just as wrong. Whether it does or doesn't depends on the processes 
used, the feedstock, the grade and type of alcohol produced, and other 
factors.

> Check out the FFV Saab 9-5 Biopower. Its power is significantly greater 
> on E85 compared to gasoline and provides similar mpg.

Fine and well, but a disappearingly small percentage of cars on the road 
are Saab 9-5 Biopower FFVs. Cars not specifically engineered for E85 (or 
any other alcohol blend, for that matter) produce less power and get lower

fuel mileage on such fuels than on gasoline.
 




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Re: Shell's 100-RON fuel - what actually is it?
"Daniel J. Stern&quo  2005-12-16 01:05:13 
Re: Shell's 100-RON fuel - what actually is it?
Craig's Saab C900 Site &l  2005-12-17 10:41:40 

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