task 1 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 diagram illustrates the

process

of producing

ethanol

, a type of biofuel, from

plants

and other organic materials. The

process

begins with

plants

, which grow using sunlight and

carbon

dioxide

. These

plants

are harvested and

then

undergo a pre-processing stage where they are broken down. During

this

step, the organic materials are converted into cellulose, which is a key component in the production of

ethanol

.

Next,

the cellulose is processed into sugars, which are

then

combined with microbes to facilitate fermentation. The fermentation

process

results in the creation of

ethanol

. Once

ethanol

is produced, it is transported for various uses,

such

as fueling vehicles, planes, and other forms of transport. Throughout the

process

,

carbon

dioxide

is released during different stages, including plant growth, processing, and

ethanol

usage in vehicles.

This

creates a cycle where

carbon

dioxide

is absorbed by

plants

and released back into the atmosphere.

Overall

, the diagram outlines a continuous cycle in the production of

ethanol

, showing the key stages involved, from plant growth to its eventual use as a fuel,

while

highlighting the

carbon

dioxide

exchanges involved in the

process

.