The diagram below shows how a biofuel called ethanol is produced

The diagram below shows how a biofuel called ethanol is produced
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The given diagram illustrates the production process of ethanol in the form of a circle which has seven steps.
Overall
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, the process shows how to make biofuel in several stages, starting from natural materials and ending with carbon dioxide which completes the circle.
First,
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plants and trees that absorb energy
such
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as sunlight and carbon dioxide, are harvested.
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the materials go through the pre-process to obtain cellulose - a key component for ethanol production. In the next step, cellulose proceeds to chemical processing to produce sugars. In the final stages, the microbes are added to the gathered sugars to make the ethanol
that is
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used as a fuel for vehicles,
such
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as cars, trucks and aeroplanes which will produce the carbon dioxide and complete the circle.
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Common mistake: Your writing should be 150-250 words.
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Basic structure: Change the fourth paragraph.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • biomass
  • ethanol
  • fermentation
  • microorganisms
  • yeast
  • carbon dioxide
  • distillation
  • purification
  • dehydration
  • raw materials
  • storage
  • distribution
  • renewable energy
  • greenhouse gas emissions
  • sustainable fuel
  • concentration
  • impurities
  • alcohol content
  • crop growth
  • conversion process
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