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This is madness! In addition to the affinity to water that Ethanol has, consider this:

Gasoline is a saturated hydrocarbon, with a fixed amount of energy, in each gallon.

Regular gasoline has an energy density of 44.8 MJ/kg or 125,000 BTU/Gal

Ethanol has an energy density or 31.1 MJ/kg or 84,600 BTH/Gal

energy density = amount of energy stored (available) in a given volume or given mass

MJ = megajoule
kg = kilogram

Do the math

Pure Ethanol consumption in an engine is approximately 51% higher than for gasoline since the energy per unit volume of ethanol is 34% lower than for gasoline.

In a ‘pump gas’ mix of up to 10% Ethanol. The energy density is approximately 120,960 BTH/Gal, that’s 3% less energy than a gallon of non-entahnol gasoline, and you need 4% more to get the same amount of energy.

The bottom line, you need to burn 4% more of a ‘pump gas’ mix of up to 10% Ethanol, to get the same amount of energy, or move your car or boat, the same distance, at the same speed.

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Some great info Skater Bro ,thanks for sharing :ernaehrung004:

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