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2/9 in terms of atoms.


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What is E17 in compression ratio?

E17 typically refers to a specific type of fuel blend used in automotive engines, which contains 17% ethanol and 83% gasoline. The compression ratio, however, is a separate concept that measures the ratio of the maximum to minimum volume in the combustion chamber of an engine. Higher ethanol content fuels like E17 can allow for higher compression ratios due to ethanol's higher octane rating, which can improve engine efficiency and performance. The optimal compression ratio for E17 would depend on the specific engine design and tuning.


The pH of ethanol?

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How many moles of glucose are required to form 127g of ethanol?

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What is the optimal ratio of sugar corn water and yeast to make ethanol?

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