The diagram below shows how ethanol fuel is produced from corn. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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is a flow chart describing the processes through which ethanol fuel is produced by using corn as raw material. It entails 9 basic steps which begin with the maize harvest, and end in the transportation of the end product. It
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gives the time frame required for most of the steps. After reaping the maize, it could be stored in a silo or grain bin . The next stage is the milling process , which requires the removal of the corn grains from their cob. Afterwards, the milled grains are cooked in water for 4 hours, and
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to rest.
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resting stage lasts for 48 hours , and it leads to fermentation. When
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time has elapsed, the fermented mixture is decanted into its liquid and solid portions. The solid byproduct probably has some other use and is removed
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the liquid part is purified to
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extract ethanol.
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stage involves purification, and it spans approximately 5 hours, after which pure ethanol fuel is obtained. The end product is stored , and the
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step is the transportation of the fuel to the location where it can be put to use.

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  • ethanol
  • corn
  • harvesting
  • milling
  • cooking
  • fermentation
  • distillation
  • dehydration
  • enzymes
  • fermentable sugars
  • concentration
  • anhydrous ethanol
  • fuel
  • processed
  • mixture
  • yeast
  • carbon dioxide
  • high temperatures
  • surface area
  • separation
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