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Ethanol production from corn. 5

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Ethanol Production from Bioresources and Its Kinetic Modeling: Optimization Methods
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  • Dec 2022
Ethanol is viable alternative fuel and it’s substitute to fossil fuel has gained importance with rise in fuel prices. The chapter elaborates about methods of production from different types of bio resources like molasses, starch and cellulose commercially. The chapter also details about different methods of pretreatment for cellulisic and starchy r...
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... remaining liquor is further concentrated by evaporation and mixed with solids and used ad feed stock. The block diagram for ethanol production from corn is shown in Figure 1. ...

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