The diagram below shows how a biofuel called ethanol is produced. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The map process below illustrates how biofuel is made in the environment.
Overall
, there are 8 stages in the whole ethanol-producing process, beginning with energy and ending with emitting carbon dioxide.
To begin
, the energy is produced by combining sunlight and carbon dioxide and
then
growing plants and trees in the forest.
This
is followed by harvesting of these grown plants which are used to pre-process.
Next,
pre-processed material is used to turn into cellulose.
After
this
stage is complete, start output sugars from the proceeded cellulose. in the subsequent stage, a mixture of microbes with sugars in order to emit ethanol. Ethanol is an essential element in different industries
such
as vehicles, trucks and planes. The cycle will be completed after the reproduction of carbon dioxide from these industries and emitted into the air to contribute again to energy.
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  • procurement
  • raw materials
  • milled
  • surface area
  • fermentable substance
  • enzymes
  • yeast
  • fermentation
  • byproducts
  • isolate
  • purified
  • distillation
  • concentration
  • containers
  • distribution
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