The diagram below shows how a biofuel called ethanol is produced.
The given flow chart illustrates the process of the production of a biofuel called ethanol.
All in all, it represents that
this
process Linking Words
is consisted
of 2 main levels (pre-processing and processing) and 8 steps.
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consists
has consisted
According to
the diagram, at the pre-processing level, Linking Words
firstly
, sunlight and carbon dioxide (CO2) are used by Linking Words
plants
and trees which make them grow. Use synonyms
Secondly
, these Linking Words
plants
are being harvested by engines, Use synonyms
such
as tractors. Linking Words
Next,
these harvested Linking Words
plants
are put into an engine in order to cut down into Use synonyms
celluloses
In terms of the processing level, these celluloses are being processed in order to produce sugars. Fix the agreement mistake
cellulose
finally
, microbes are added to sugars and Linking Words
as a result
, ethanol is made.
It is noticeable that ethanol is being consumed by cars, aeroplanes, and trucks and carbon dioxide is created Linking Words
consequently
. Linking Words
This
carbon dioxide is going to be continually absorbed by trees and Linking Words
plants
.Use synonyms
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