HarryS wrote:
You're correct. The plants I'm familiar with are required to add 5%
gasoline to the alcohol they produce to denature it. It can be denatured
with other things but gasoline is easiest for them.
"Jim Yanik" wrote in message
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Rich256 wrote in news:_9x8g.47283$Fs1.20823@bgtnsc05-
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On Wed, 10 May 2006 20:49:23 GMT, Rich256 wrote:
However, I would like to see a current valid study that shows
that ethanol can be produced for those low prices
Ethanol is 200 proiof vodka How cheap could it be? I certainly don't
expect the taxes to be much less.
Great point!! The road tax is a lot less than liquor tax. And imagine
all the bootleggers driving down the road, perfectly legal with a tank
full of liquor. Only when they dump it and drink it can they get in
trouble.
I suspect they will "denature" the ethanol to make it undrinkable.
I wonder what that will do for emissions?
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Jim Yanik
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But, they would have a difficult time detecting the difference with the
guy running with home made stuff!!